The Women's Team Draft Has an Amateur ACE

I've read over fifty chapters. It's really nice to watch, but I personally still don't quite adapt to the author's style. He gave the settings directly instead of slowly reflecting them in the process of getting along. Everyone seemed to be playing together directly, and there was no familiar process. In order to grow, I have written many, many stages, but I personally feel that the writing is a bit scattered, and there is no complete performance of the entire stage. I only write the highlights, and they are often repeated, and the cuts are a bit fast. Often the first paragraph is still talking about the highlights of the stage, and the next paragraph is cut into other people's stories. It started to feel a little boring towards the end. The fans' reaction was so real. I personally don't like raising funds and controlling reviews. I prefer to see a more idealized process. But I personally like the stage very much, because I always think that stage charm is a big part of the charm of idols. And regarding the fans, the forum discussions are very real. Some of the barrages are very interesting. Everyone's character is outstanding and unique. I was really tortured earlier. When I saw the five people being charged at the same time, not only were there external pressures, suspicions, and doubts, but other people inside no longer believed in Lin Xi. They all suspected that there was an inside story, and they suspected the victim because of others' targeting. She also said it directly that Lin Xi worked hard alone, and the only people who believed in her behind the scenes were her fans. At that time, I was really tortured and turned into a poisonous Wei. Damn, the other 4 people xxx. Although they reconciled later, there was still some grudge and discomfort in their hearts.

It's very real in the fandom, now it's Lin Xi Du Wei Xixi bang bang bang!

Personally I think it looks good

This book is very interesting. It not only tells the perspective of the heroine's efforts to move up, but also the perspective of the star-chasing girl.