Showbiz: A Shepherd Boy from Jin Province and a Top-Tier Star from Xinjiang

To be frank, the part about Zhao Shuhai's transformation was a bit abrupt and slightly awkward; however, the writing style seems to be improving steadily, getting better and better, the daily life scenes are sweet and not boring at all. I hope for more frequent and faster updates, I can't get enough!!!

Dilraba's writing is adorable, and the male lead is funny, but it would be better if there were fewer inner monologues; it's a bit too much.

I don't know why the rating isn't high. The biggest drawback, I feel, is the author's recent slower update speed. Overall, it's a blessing for those who love slice-of-life stories; the simple, everyday interactions are more appealing. Although Hai Zi's university years aren't explored in much detail, you can feel the author improving as the story progresses into the entertainment industry.

The early episodes of them filming together were so sweet and fun; Dilraba would call on Zhao Shuhai whenever she needed something. Their time on Running Man was also good. The later episodes on Go Fighting! Were a bit too long and not as engaging. I'd rather see their on-set life together after they got together. Please reduce the amount of variety show content.

It's quite well-written; perhaps the author is Alice or Edison, haha. I imagine my idol being happy, enjoying love, experiencing less hardship and more joy. But the entertainment industry is too deep, with too many difficulties. Dilraba is lucky; although the process was arduous, capital is inherently profit-driven.

I like this kind of person who has known Dilraba since the beginning. Compared to her time on "Divas Hit the Road" or "Running Man," she doesn't compare to her early, more innocent self. Please post more!

Actually, I've wanted to write this kind of content too, but I can't. The more I write, the more upset I become. I saw how she was on "Divas Hit the Road" back then. I want to know how to heal, but since it's not someone I know, I can't write about that feeling. I gave up. I hope the author continues to persevere. Bro, if you really can't handle it, just end it.

It's very well written. It's quite realistic, and the portrayal of the entertainment industry is particularly good, unlike other books.

The plot is passable, the writing is average, but it's quite good because it starts with Dilraba Dilmurat. Of course, all of this is on the premise that you have to abandon your brain to look.

It's a very good read, with smooth writing, and it gives off a childhood sweetheart vibe.