The Whole Internet Blacklists Me for the Civil Service Exam, So I’ll Take Down Showbiz First
全网封杀我考公，上岸先斩娱乐圈
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 204k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Reader comments 52
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The first thing I saw was that my husband was banned from the entire Internet [smile] [smile] [smile] [eat melon] [eat melon] [eat melon]
I think this book is very good \(//∇//)\
It's just that the update is a bit slow, I hope the author will update it to death. 20 Chapters a day is the best
I have a friend who is terminally ill. His last wish before his death is that the author can update five times a day, otherwise he will die in peace.
Very cool, you can't kill me in reality, you can only kill me in Shuangwen
Although I am a rebirth stream, I should know more or less about the news from my past life. Is it possible that I have not been online for five years and am taking the public exam on a single computer?
The book is well written, but I don't know why the rating is so low. The author writes very truthfully and the cases written in the book are just superficial things that we ordinary people can see. Maybe there are more real things than we know. The entertainment industry today is really messy. I think there are They can do whatever they want with just one face. Some groupies are so awesome that they regard their idols as their only parents and relatives. When they see anyone saying bad things about their idols, they will madly chase others and scold them. If only the country could just do what the author wrote, it would be great to rectify the entertainment industry. Many people in the comment area said that the plot is very cliched, and the protagonist is shaped into a savior similar to rebirth. It has a sense of instant pleasure and is undeniable. However, what the author writes is very close to life. I hope the author can continue to work hard and not be a eunuch.
Everything else is fine. The extras are purely self-involved. Just like takeout or express delivery, they are treated like dogs and refuse to unite, stabbing themselves every day.
It would be great if there were such people in reality
I read the template of this novel in Feilu