I Told You to Get a Haircut, So Why Did You Become a Top-Tier Star?

Yes, the writing is good. The protagonist does not completely rely on the system and takes other people's suggestions as tasks. This is also very good. The setting of redeeming props in the mall is also a plus, especially the performing arts space. The idea of ​​8 hours of life is a special plus. The plot is a bit short. If more than a dozen pictures were specially taken to describe the whole process of the protagonist's last crime and the whole process from being caught to the death penalty, this book will be directly sublimated into a sacred book. Come on, author! By the way, there are still a few missing words, and I, Aite, wrote them for you. I will recommend this book to my seven or eight book friend groups later. Some of them are large groups of thousands of people.

Yeah, it's okay. It's a pretty cool article. It's good that the protagonist gets rewarded for his hard work. The plot has a moderate pace and can make people laugh out loud from time to time. But I planned to withdraw, just because of a personal highlight: the male lead starred in several villains in succession and then switched to idol dramas, and the female lead was chosen to be Bai Lu. I can't accept white men (and as far as the innocent image of the heroine in idol dramas is concerned, I also think that Bai Lu's appearance is not innocent at all) [face covering] In short, this is the only point where I have cleared mine. Those who mind this point can only read chapter 93. Sorry, I originally wanted to give it four stars so we could have a good time together. But after scrolling through chapter 9495, I found that Bai Lu is not just starring in the same TV series as the protagonist. Bai Lu has a single arrow towards the protagonist, and the article contains her inner monologue and emotional description. I think it's better to give it three stars. (Actually, the white man alone can deduct five stars from me.) Fortunately, I cut my losses in time. If I had endured it and decided on the female lead of White Deer one day (maybe this can be considered a kind of two-male protagonist novel🤣), I would be a clown if I ran away again.

In fact, it's a very interesting subject matter, but the simulation is a bit of a lightning rod. Maybe it's because as a girl, I can't accept the male protagonist going to prostitutes. Even though it's a system simulation, I still can't accept the harm.

The reason why I didn't give it five stars is because it's a common problem among men's videos. The portrayal of female characters and the communication with the protagonist are… clichéd. However, it is a really thoughtful novel. If the author pays attention to this aspect, this book will really have a future! ! ! There's still no improvement. It's still the same. It's a pity. It was a promising book. It's getting more and more vulgar...

I have read Chapter 69 so far. I would like to give you a five-star review. First of all, the protagonist does not just rely on the system. His efforts are obvious to all. The system is only a learning aid. It also improves his talent and makes his path easier. But it does not mean that the protagonist relies entirely on the system. The protagonist's own efforts play the main role. This is very gratifying. In addition, I don't hate the protagonist who relies on the system for everything, but this kind of protagonist who relies on the system for everything is more difficult to write. If you can't write well, it's easy to get jealous. A loser gets rich, but he has no abilities. When he is out of the system, he feels like a fw. Therefore, relatively speaking, I prefer this kind of novel where the protagonist works hard himself, and I appreciate it more. Also, I haven't seen any ambiguous plots so far, and I don't know. I don't know if there will be a female protagonist in the future, and I don't know if the author will be good at writing a female protagonist, but it hasn't appeared yet, so I won't comment on it yet. If there is a female protagonist in the future, I will see if the writing is good or not. But I am more inclined to have no female protagonist, but it doesn't matter. Also, come on, author! I would like to add that I feel that the current golden finger is just right and suitable. It is neither too big to affect the world nor too small for the protagonist to use. It is just right and very suitable. Later on, the ambiguity started. In the past, my acting skills were all gained through experience in the system. Now I no longer have to practice on my own, but the system directly gives cards. The element of persuasion has become less and less, almost non-existent, and the acting part is no longer pure acting. It's starting to be ambiguous. Alas, to be honest, I'm very disappointed. Looking at my previous five-star reviews and long reviews, you can tell that I was looking forward to and satisfied with this article at the beginning. I didn't expect it to be like this now. I really don't understand what many authors think now. The introduction did not say whether there was a heroine at all, and I didn't reply when I asked. If I wanted to write about a heroine, I didn't write it openly. I said she was a heroine, but she denied it in various ways, and said there was no heroine, and it was misunderstood. In short, she just said that we have nothing to do with each other, and she was just introducing new people. He was simply teaching her acting, but he knew that others misunderstood them but didn't explain them, and he knew that the other person liked him but didn't keep his distance. He also gave various hints and excuses to develop further. It's really quite ex. If you want to write a heroine, can you write it openly? If you don't want to write about the heroine and just keep your distance, do you have to start having an affair with her after you haven't even met her a few times?

Very good. It looks very smooth. I can't get enough of it. I hope there will be more updates.

The subject matter is quite novel, and the writing is not verbose. I found this book to be a good book, but some surprises pop up from time to time! (For example, it's common to mistake colors for humor, bad entertainment memes with great power, some Kun and other real-life entertainment industry memes) Suggested lightning protection!

The main thing is to listen to advice, and the protagonist can take off with the help of the system. The cool writing seems to be quite good. I hope you don't write harem stories, otherwise it will be too unpopular. I understand. If you like this kind of writing, you can read it...

It's good-looking, really good-looking. A little bit of it is that the protagonist is a bit ambiguous when he meets his sister. I'm not sure if there will be any cp later, but these are just matters of personal taste. For me, the flaws outweigh the flaws. I hope the author can update more [please update]

The author has greatly improved from the protagonist's decadence and uselessness to a better level step by step. All of this is not only the function of the system, but also the protagonist's own efforts, which makes people feel very good. Big cheers for the author!