
Joyful Days: The Superstar Who Rose from Chunfeng Middle School
欢喜:春风中学走出的大明星
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 412k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 21h ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Joyful Qiao Yingzi Is Urging Me to Confess Already欢喜乔英子催我赶紧告白Alternate title on Fanqie
177Chapters
18.5kReads
8.7Score
1.6kShelves
2.1kListens
198.6kReads · all time
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Reader comments 65
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There's nothing toxic about it so far, it's well-written and heartwarming, and there's no brainless plot. It's just that readers have been a bit controversial recently on the issue of female protagonists. In my opinion, it's completely outrageous. When did love have to be about professional compatibility? When do you have to choose the one who looks better in love instead of the one you like? Whether it's Yingzi or Wang Yidi, they are both very good girls. There is no need to criticize and praise each other. The reason why pure love is pure love is that it is pure enough. To put it bluntly, if you don't like watching it, just leave it. In my opinion, that kind of comment destroys this purity. Also, Yingzi's mental illness and depression are mostly caused by acquired factors. There is no such thing as saying that parents will have children if they have children, so don't use this to attack Yingzi Ang. Also, Jiang Chen and Qiao Yingzi are 99! 😘
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Can recommend. I have never read the original work of Xiao Huanxi, whether it is a novel or a TV series. Well, so let's just say that the book's evaluation is pretty good, and there's nothing negative about it. The protagonist is not the kind of person who doesn't have a mouth. In the original work, the protagonist will help them make amends for the bad things these people did. Nor does it mean to watch something happen and ignore it. To be honest, what I can't understand the most right now is that some authors write fan fiction but completely ignore the original work. He's not talking about the kind of protagonist who has a separate line and wants to be mixed with the protagonist of someone else's original work, but doesn't care about them. To put it bluntly, what I read in fan fiction is just the protagonist's modification of the original work. It's a bit far-fetched. The whole book is not too sweet so far. I saw nearly 70 of them which were just okay. But at least the author is good at writing about love and emotions, without losing too much writing power. So overall I highly recommend it. It didn't say who was going to be the villain or anything like that, everyone could be decent and there would be a happy ending. That's what I think so far. If the author changes in the future, I will definitely follow up on the review. I personally prefer this kind of daily series, where everyone is good friends, plays with each other, and is united and friendly. It's really not that poisonous. At least I don't think there's anything particularly poisonous about it so far. One of the few is that the author is a bit young. I'm actually quite curious, will the author read the chapters he has written? Don't you feel embarrassed when you look at the articles written by the little literary youth under your control? The rest doesn't matter, he is just the author who likes to bring out some literary youths from time to time, and there is nothing else except to express his feelings about this and that. I just like this awkward set. So I was quite happy watching it.
I haven't read it yet. I think you are writing about a big star. Shouldn't the heroine be Wang Yidi? To be honest, Qiao Yingzi is not a good candidate because she has depression. To put it bluntly, she has a mental illness, and there is a chance that future generations will inherit this disease.
There is not much to say, except that the author is a little bit tongue-tied, there is nothing wrong with this book. I hope the author will work hard and not be affected by untrue remarks. Also, please update more. Who can read more? More updates, one update per person 🤔 [Laughing]
It's super interesting. I hope I can update more chapters every day.
The writing is good, and it can be seen that the author also wants to write well. For this reason, it deserves five stars.
Just come in and take a look and you will know if it is good or not. My personal recommendation index is five stars. I hope the author will not stop updating [Bookshelf plus one]
It's not OOC, it's not pretentious, the plot unfolds very reasonably, it's sweet enough for daily life but in line with the sense of propriety that high school students should show. The author is very good at choosing songs (with good taste and suitable for the status of high school students) and the novels he chooses are also reasonable. The new author also pressures himself to make more updates.
The writing is very good, but the author's writing on the entertainment aspect is a bit poor. If you remove the part where the protagonist becomes a star and sings on stage, then this book will be very good.