Showbiz: I Don't Want Fame, Yet a Top-Tier Star Keeps Spoiling Me

I don't object to using AI to assist creation, but if you don't read what you've written, don't post it.

Prepare slippers, prepare hot water, go into the room at six o'clock when the female guest is sleeping, and prepare it only for the female guest? Then you become a fan and prefer female guests?

After reading four chapters, I was hooked. I really couldn't hold back the number of fans the system rewards. . . . The explanation given by Li Ping is that he does not take the initiative to compete for performance. . . As a result, when others need help, the system determines that helping others is taking the initiative to gain performance? When a writer writes a book, his left and right brains compete with each other. . .

Guys, tried it. How to say it. Bland and tasteless. The protagonist is quite pretending, even the sack is not big enough for him to pretend.

Brother, just take a look and post it, just like the book says the audience is not blind.

AI... You might as well take a look at it yourself. There's a lot of repetitive content, and there's even an erratic timeline. . .

It's done or not, it's so easy

It was fine before, but after the system appeared, it became a bit deliberate~

Reward the number of fans to 10,000. If you reward a popularity value, I can continue to watch it. Zombie fans are not expensive. Do you need rewards? Can living fans be rewarded? Nothing.

It's an AI article again, don't you want to read it? Isn't it too obvious? Do your protagonists all have the same character? Just like a robot