After Becoming a Laid-Back Star, I Revived the Survival Variety Show

I originally intended to tell the story of the interconnected fates of Ji Shuchi, Xiao Ji, and No. 54 from three parallel worlds. However, due to certain reasons, I only roughly completed Ji Shuchi's main storyline, and No. 54's story was only just begun, with Xiao Ji making occasional appearances... So when I see some people saying they find No.

I think this book is more of an ensemble piece. Each member of the main characters is very distinctive, and the characters are very well-developed and vivid. The writing style and pacing are also well-controlled. The survival reality show scenario is very well written, giving it a high-quality feel like a fast-paced transmigration novel. Overall, the book is of very high quality.

It's so good!!! The side stories weren't finished, and the ending felt a bit rushed. But I hope Shu Chi, No. 54, and Xiao Ji all stay happy; they're all good kids. I especially love Shu Chi and Yu Jie! 😆

This is a truly remarkable book. The inclusion of Number 54 in the middle is a real surprise. The language is fluent and the writing is smooth. The descriptions of actions and environments reveal a very deep and sophisticated writing style. Teacher, you absolutely must start writing soon! I can't live without you!

It's quite good. The plot mainly revolves around participating in a TV show, with an ensemble cast, and all the characters are very distinctive. The friendship between the girls is truly heartwarming. However, the ending felt a bit rushed, as if some side stories were cut. The plot did leave a slight cliffhanger about a parallel world at the end.

It was alright, but the ending felt a bit rushed. The twist at number 54 was really confusing and mind-numbing. I didn't understand it at first, but after reading the author's comments, I think I got it. It's a pity they cut out a lot of subplots, but it was still okay.

Although my personality makes it impossible for me to follow a book every day, I prefer to read it all in one go. It's very well written. I've been waiting for the next book since I finished the previous one. Anyway, if the author wants to move to a different place, don't forget to let me know 🤭.

I wasn't originally interested in this type of book, but the author's previous book was very well written, so I took a look anyway. The author's writing skills are truly impressive; the plot is well-paced, the characters are vividly portrayed, and the survival game format, which divides the story into several smaller segments, makes for a very interesting narrative.

It's a good read, but unfortunately, the subplots are incomplete, making the connections between Sister Chi's three identities unclear. The plot is fast-paced, the characters are well-developed, and the story is full of twists and turns. Don't let the lame title fool you; it's definitely worth reading.

I've read nearly 200 chapters. The beginning was quite good, very smooth, and the game adventure and entertainment industry daily life were both enjoyable. However, the appearance of Patient No. 54 introduced a suspenseful element, which made me very uncomfortable. Moreover, judging from other people's comments and the extra chapters, the setting is open-ended, which makes me even more upset.