Seoul: I Used AI to Turn Myself into a Top-Tier Star

The subject matter is very interesting, but if you want to read the CP-free forums and sports drafts of female videos, don't click here. The author writes about a "good-looking man", not the kind of "written idol". After reading a few chapters, the overall style is very similar to male videos, but it is not very brainless. I want to give it 3.5 Stars because I am not used to the wording of the article, but the subject matter is really interesting and I might give it a try.

The subject matter is very good, but as a refreshing article, the pace is a little slow. It would be better if the length was longer, but the problem is that the number of chapters is a bit small. The early hooks are quite powerful, but the later hooks are about the same. In addition to sometimes having multiple perspectives and repetitive passages that are a bit like AI, some people may find it a bit long-winded. I have read it here. But it's best not to write this article without cp. It seems like it should be cp-free now, because there is no ambiguous plot, and maybe it's because the number of pictures is relatively small, so I don't want to spread it out and just focus on my career. There are a lot of cool parts. The protagonist is very successful in pretending to be cool. I like it, but although the background should be considered Korean, it looks a bit like China. In addition, the music in it seems to be basically original, and it may not have a sense of immersion, but I think the originality shows that the author's writing style is still very good. Anyway, I read it well, maybe because I don't remember the lyrics, singers, celebrities, etc.

To be honest, the taste of Korean entertainment written by Koreans is more similar to that of Korean entertainment written by Chinese (combining the positive factors of both) I don't know if anyone has read "You Will Die If You Don't Debut", "Agent Kim Hates Idols", "Evil PD Survives as an Idol", "Accidentally Became a Genius Monster Actor" and other Korean entertainment novels and comics. There are some similarities in the way they are written. However, there are not as many elements like regional language, food and getting along with seniors as written by Koreans. I think it is quite good. It is more in line with Chinese tastes. The integration is very good and the dregs are also removed well. At present, I think it is in line with my taste. (But I also like Chinese-flavored Korean entertainment forum articles hahaha)

I will give a unified reply that Choi Rina is actually Go Yoon Jin. . .

As a talent show article, I think it is quite well-written. It is relatively simple and does not encounter a lot of messy and dirty things at the beginning like many domestic entertainment articles. The atmosphere of the draft was very strong and positive. As for the shortcomings, I feel like the male protagonist didn't make any friends or interact with people in the last show. Cui Lina doesn't look like the female protagonist either. I feel like he's so underwhelming, like an INTJ in MBTI's personality hhh Uh-huh, uh-huh, I just saw the interaction after I finished talking, and I felt that the supporting character No. 58 In the same period was not written like a naughty dog, but like a dog-legged person, very unattractive [facepalm]

Can barrage be used []? Watching it too fast makes the barrage different from other plots, and the senses are not very good.

Great author, this article really touched me, I really like it.

Very cool! I just like to see this kind of thing!

It's very appetizing, I can't stop watching it [Explore]

Why do you always call yourself Young Master or Lao Tzu? It feels like AI