Showbiz: Don't Call Me a Player, I Had No Choice
娱乐：别叫我渣男，我是被迫的
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 222k Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
121Chapters
2.3MReads
1.7kFlowers
9.4Score
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Reader comments 6
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The first few chapters are full of water and I don't dare to read any further if the content is not all nonsense.
Is this a novel?? There is no before or after! No theme or plot! I don't know what to write. Are you telling a story?
After seeing 10 pictures, I felt it was too watery. The whole article was about introducing this and that. There was no dialogue between the characters. I didn't even know what you were writing. I felt drowsy after reading it.
Commentary on Chapter 2: Fighting Gambling and Drug Abuse in "Entertainment: Don't Call Me a Scumbag, I Was Forced" written by Mao Zizhou.
There is basically no plot, the whole story is just about the introduction and the psychological thoughts of the characters.
Commentary on Chapter 5: Not Talking about Martial Arts, "Entertainment: Don't Call Me a Scumbag, I'm Forced" written by Mao Zizhou.