This Star Doesn't Work Overtime

"Wang Cheng, we need to practice more!" "No, I have to ensure eight hours of sleep every day." ... "Wang Cheng, it's almost nine o'clock, you're late." "Don't you go to work at nine o'clock? There's still one minute to go. Where's the time card machine?" ... "Wang Cheng, what variety show do you want to appear on?" "Is there a fishing variety show?"

⭐[Good Grass][Entertainment] The writing is pretty good, about the conflict caused by the collision between the legally stipulated working hours and the unspoken rules of the entertainment industry. Since I don't want to adapt to the rules, let the rules change for me. This is quite interesting, and the plot arrangement is pretty good, so it can be considered a good book. Of course, it is not without its poisonous points, because sometimes I get angry just looking at such a protagonist, let alone the other characters in the novel. Of course, this is not a poisonous point. The only poisonous point is that the main character always wears a mask on the show. Since you want to see my face, I won't let you see my face. I will attract you with my talent. This is too naive. In addition, those talents are not yours. You have stolen the culture of this world. All in all, it's a bit of a twisted protagonist, but the flaws don't hide the flaws and the writing is pretty good. Settings:7 Plot: 6 Writing style: 6 Others:6

"Wang Cheng, we need to practice more!" "No, I have to ensure eight hours of sleep every day."

I must admit that I am short of books. I haven't had any creative novels recently. Besides, working overtime is simply not human, so not working overtime has become an obsession.