No One Understands Guts Better Than I Do

Why is this book the best of the year? Was there some unseen hand pulling the strings or was there some kind of bribery involved? The book is full of déjà vu, like those formulaic entertainment novels you see on Taobao, with nonsensical lines like "The director's ratings exploded!" "The director's ratings are the highest in 20 years!" "What? He actually rejected the invitation to the Kohaku Uta Gassen?!" These kinds of ridiculous plots keep popping up, but I'm wondering if the author genuinely thinks this is entertaining or if there's some other reason. It suddenly occurred to me that the author might know their female lead development skills are terrible, and therefore dare not write them (even when the character is already fundamentally flawed). Instead, they've shifted their focus to writing lighthearted entertainment industry stories that require no skill or real knowledge. As mentioned above, the characters are basically unrelated to the original work; calling them out of character (OOC) is an overstatement. What I don't understand the most is how he used the excuse of school bullying to elevate himself, then announced his retirement from the entertainment industry, followed by a shocking turn of events. I'm so frustrated I don't even want to talk about it anymore. The plot is completely illogical and nonsensical; anyone with eyes can see it. What was your mindset when you forcibly elevated him to such a high level? I've noticed many fanfiction authors like to have the protagonist fight against school bullying to elevate his character, showcase his virtues, and flaunt how different he is. I understand; different levels of people require different levels of shaping techniques. But you're just creating characters, aren't you? If you want to write about resisting school bullying, then write about school bullying first! Since this is a real-world issue, it shouldn't just exist as background information for various characters. The strangest thing is that the author wrote the protagonist also experienced school bullying, so he deeply hates it. Where is the deep hatred? Where is the experience? You clearly act no different from a bystander, so why are you trying to glorify yourself? So you mean the bombshell mentioned in the comments section around chapter 70 is that he's leaving the entertainment industry? Putting aside the fact that the protagonist himself mentioned it, and even if he hadn't, I could have guessed it, why do you think this kind of typical wish-fulfillment novel trope in the Chinese entertainment industry would be the bombshell? After its release, the protagonist's character development became baffling, with no redeeming qualities. The other characters were also illogical and only elicited laughter—oops, I mean, not laughter. Instead, it sent chills down your spine. It's truly lamentable that such a brilliant author could have written this story; he must have suffered greatly. I only booked up to the first volume; I didn't have the willpower to read any further. But honestly There's really no point in cursing in the comment section of a completed book. Because no matter what, it's already over. It's pointless to scold him anymore, he's not going to change anyway. An empty pile of poop emitting a smell

@{"Reader_id": "23433907", "reader_name": "Spirit Little Cat" has several female protagonists.

That segment of the variety show was so awkward, how could anyone bear to watch it? And this even made it into the best of the year list?

Be careful with works that are cut in half!

I mainly came for Grand Blue, but after looking at the results for ages, I opened the table of contents and, damn it, this piece of garbage was abandoned! #(Angry)