If Stars Don't Go Crazy, Should They Just Make Mistakes?

It's hand typed and has no AI, so it's pretty good for a comedy. Unfortunately, the audience will be relatively limited. At least, so far, the description of female characters, in my personal opinion, may only be intended to attract male readers, because its content highly overlaps with the stereotypes of men summarized on the Internet. They have a good figure, a hot figure, a good impression, and still an inexplicable favorable impression. I don't think that in the current Internet environment and short video baptism, there will be a large number of female readers who will like this part of the content, so naturally some audiences will be lost. I actually don't object to this, but due to my personal reading habits, this kind of illogical description and non-essential characters make my impressions hard to describe. I feel like I was eating spicy hotpot but was forced to put a handful of kebabs into the soup without any self-awareness. These two are delicious alone, but together they are like excrement. All I can say is that if there are more such contents in the future, I may not be able to read the end of this book. Laijia has no intention to guide the author's writing. It is just that readers who have caught up with the latest chapter are expressing their own opinions. The content does not violate laws and regulations, does not contain banned words, and does not insult or satirize anyone. (Note: There is currently no emotional line, but the author deliberately describes the body curves of female characters when the protagonist gets along with or meets some female characters. In the psychological activities of the protagonist, there are occasionally unnecessary descriptions of being attracted, deliberately avoiding, etc.

Really funny. And the author is also very thoughtful. A very novel entertainment novel. As long as the author stays online and doesn't collapse, it's only a matter of time before the novel becomes popular. The development of entertainment novels has become very homogeneous. Jay Chou's songs have been ripped out. Not to mention that some authors like to bring in private goods and only write some of their favorite songs in the novel, and then forcefully increase the value. If the readers don't like it, they will feel like they are in poor taste. This novel is very different. Normally when I read novels, if I read the main character for three days and three nights and I don't really catch a cold, I will give up the book after reading two or three chapters at most. Because conventional entertainment stories are all about shock and praise, creating conflicts and then slapping the protagonist in the face. But this one is different. It first uses comedy to set the stage and then creates a smooth contrast before continuing (it's just that Han Hong's story is a bit old). One of the things I liked very much was that I thought the protagonist would gradually become more serious later on and start a regular plot of pretentiousness and slaps in the face to forcefully create conflicts, but it didn't happen. Not to mention the Prison Song and Love You that follow. Normally, shouldn't a song like "Love You" be given directly to the female costar or heroine? Why did the protagonist sing first? The author really breaks the mold and goes a different route. I have read a lot of entertainment novels, too many. This novel really refreshed my understanding of entertainment novels. And from this book, I can feel that the author is serious about making fun. All the songs appear without any messy value, without strange contrasts and conflicts, they are just purely funny. Some of the small details are also very funny. When I read the introduction to the abilities of the cute talent card, a simple note at the end made me laugh out loud. I may have given some spoilers, but that's not a big deal. It's a simple spoiler, and others won't be able to guess the twists and turns of the plot. I can only regard it as a preview [you can read it carefully]. Then, author, write well, come on 👍.

Come, the author reads my solemn oath with me. From today on, I will never update. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will not play games, do not write, be strict with self-discipline, cherish time like gold, be unyielding, work hard, advocate first-class, strive for glory, take pleasure in code, and be tempered to steel. I am worthy of readers, worthy of youth, and worthy of the future. As an author, I solemnly swear: I firmly believe that I am an excellent author. Coding is my bounden duty. I have unlimited potential and am not afraid of hardship. I can code diligently. I am a keyboard in the dark and a guard on the Great Wall of Internet. I voluntarily dedicate my life to coding day by day and night by night. If I violate this oath, I must practice the Sunflower Manual and marry a wife like a flower!!!

This book is very happy and exciting. I feel that the author's mental state is also very abstract. The setting is that the protagonist can get various entertainment-related rewards by engaging in abstraction. The plot has various jokes and jokes. It is very relaxing to read.

It's so funny. This book is so fun! It has a lot of laughs and no peeves, and the protagonist's character is very likable and not too toxic. It seems like there will be a single female protagonist at the moment? The heroine is also well written, with a strong sense of life, and her interaction with the protagonist is also super sweet. The author is good at writing emotional dramas. Have you ever been in love? 😏 As an old bookworm, I have read many entertainment articles with the protagonist Youbi, and this one ranks among the top five so far. The main character doesn't look like the actor, he looks like a real pancake, and he even feels very sick inside. I have never seen a protagonist wearing pink and dancing on stage singing girly songs [blowing kisses]

I wasn't going to comment at first, but there are too many descriptions of being startled, stunned, and frozen, and it does seem a bit tiring. Minus one star As for the plot and routines, they are a bit old. They are the ones that were popular in the past few years. It might have been OK in the previous starting point, but now most Tomato readers like fast, explosive and novelty, so this kind of routine has become niche and unpopular. I would like to ask, did you start preparing for this novel a few years ago? The writing pace is a bit slow, at least in my opinion.

Ahhhh! What a fate~! Abstraction is abstraction, masculinity is masculinity. I will deduct one star for this dance. If you think it is okay, you can bring in candy and dance it super sweet.

Too far! I drank boiled water directly because there was a system entry and there was no harm in drinking it. But drinking milk tea through the nostrils during the live broadcast is a bit too much, right?

It's pretty, but no one pinches it

It's good to watch, but I wish there were more. It's quite funny, but not enough.