Showbiz: The Sweet Ingenue Is Actually the Strongest Weapon in the Stars

Super good! (*¯¯*) I'm a bottom-lover, and this is just right for me. It's a strong couple, slightly angsty, and I feel sorry for Ranran, but thankfully there's Marshal Xiao. They redeem each other, and their true love is very evident. I think the lack of comments is probably because it's too long.

I believe the warmest and most sincere emotion is: Charles was not the suspicious king who would discard his hunting dogs after the hunt was over. Even though it was lonely at the top, and even though the other party's abilities were so great that they threatened the king's position, he still treated him with sincerity, even with his back to him.

It's a great read, I really like Chang Qi. Although it's a bit long, I really enjoyed Chang Qi's presence on the battlefield and his performance behind the scenes. This book has a lot of sentimentality; few space-themed novels capture this sentiment, not only in Chang Qi's character but also in the general public, from the unexpected chip poisoning to F5's unwavering loyalty…

This is the first novel I've reread, and I really love it. It feels quite different from traditional pseudonym novels. Aside from some of the somewhat forced face-slapping plot points in the beginning, the rest is excellent. The writing and plot seem to improve as the story progresses, but the beginning is still quite good. Overall, it's a satisfying read, and the romance is absolutely sweet.

This book is absolutely fantastic! It perfectly captures all my fantasies about stories with two strong leads. The protagonist, Lin Changqi, is a classic example of a beautiful, strong, and tragic character. What amazed me most wasn't the romance between the two male leads, but rather the loyalty of Changqi's subordinates, the love and respect the people of Lanz have for him, and the fervent…

The writing is excellent, and it's also a very enjoyable read. Extra Chapter: Time is eternal, it has a very bland feeling, a blandness mixed with a sharp edge, but it just makes you want to cry. Even the best commander in the entire galaxy was just an ordinary person, one of the masses. He was just Lin Changqi.

I finished reading it (the reading time was short because I switched accounts while reading!). It's a fast-paced, enjoyable read with relatively little romance. I especially loved Lin Changqi's demeanor on the battlefield! It's a story about running back and forth between the battlefield and the entertainment industry, and the entertainment industry scenes were also very well written.

The book is quite long; it took me three days to read. The story is fast-paced and doesn't drag or padded out, nor does it feel forced or melodramatic. Every tragic moment feels reasonable. Commander Lin was such a gentle person, strong yet kind—such a good person. But when his life came to an end, it felt both unfortunate and inevitable. It was truly heartbreaking.

Hehe, this is so good! I wasn't really into entertainment industry stories before, and the synopsis said it was just a pure, enjoyable read, but it turned out to be amazing! 😭😭 Highly recommend! The later parts were so heartbreaking. 7Bao is incredibly brave and amazing. He truly loves Lanz and its people, and he adores his brother Xiao.

It's absolutely fantastic! The author's writing is superb, and the interactions between the main characters are incredibly sweet. After his parents died, Commander Lin had no home, but General Xiao gave him a new one. Loving and protecting Commander Lin forever is his unwavering promise, even unto death. Commander Lin is incredibly gentle yet exceptionally strong. He's truly heartbreaking.