The Female Side Character Becomes a Beloved Star on a Boy Group Survival Show

The chase is over. There is a theory that at first it was because the heroine's perspective was really cool and refreshing, but later she was tortured over and over again by Wen's love, and she kept wondering if Lin was really the hero? But after understanding Lin Hewen's characters, I felt that I could understand them. Maybe Wen is not mature yet, so he doesn't know how to deal with the girl he likes properly, but Lin is so cold on the outside and hot on the inside, making people always impressed by his gentleness. The part about giving an umbrella in the rain really made me understand why Lin made the heroine fall in love with him. In fact, I don't have much idea about other issues, but I personally feel that the fan who was almost hit by a telephone pole in the last chapter really touched me. That is, even if you hate someone, if you don't want to change your mind after your life is saved, at least you won't stomp on them and cause personal harm, right? This is not only a quality issue but also a legal issue. The heroine has a very high moral quality and does not pursue this matter at all. I can understand it but I really feel uncomfortable. That is, I feel that the heroine does not need to wrong herself so much (ahhh, I really want to see the heroine enjoy herself all the way to the end). Even in reality, such a fan is not a normal person at all, right? Putting all your physical and mental beliefs on others, thinking that you can violate moral laws after being deceived. When someone saves you, step on them in retaliation. Can a normal person do such a thing? But it seems that there may be such fans in reality, which proves the horror of fan circle culture. I don't touch the fan circle. Sometimes I feel that fans are too selfless. They devote themselves wholeheartedly to another person's rankings and data, and their life focus revolves around another person. The idols they are fans of have also lost themselves to a certain extent (they are tied into the created characters and must achieve their ideal appearance)... This two-way binding relationship between the two parties may be that one is willing to fight and the other is willing to suffer, but think about it from another perspective, isn't this relationship very sick? Why do such people give all their attention to another person and neglect to pursue themselves? It's not incomprehensible if you want your idol to be perfect if you're not good at it, but as long as you have a little bit of empathy and use yourself to judge others, you won't tolerate such small flaws in your idol when you know that you're not good, right? So do you love her who shines because of her shining points, or is she an imaginary perfect person? This is the reason why I don't have any good impressions of fandom culture. I am not targeting any real-life idols. I simply express my incomprehension and difficulty in identifying with some sick fandom culture. You can be an excellent or not excellent person, and follow an idol who is excellent or an ordinary idol. However, why should you put your faith in others? Why should you use your own likes to tie others up? Why does capital induce such star-chasing fans to go? Spending money like crazy to invest, harvesting waves of leeks? This kind of fan circle culture, the whole model makes me, an ordinary person who has never interacted with it (from my personal point of view, if you don't like it, don't spray it, don't substitute it for all passers-by, don't open the map gun), confused, confused and even bored. I can understand people who want to chase stars, and I also have celebrities I like, but I can't understand such star-chasing behavior. Sorry for accidentally making a lot of comments that seem to have nothing to do with the theme, haha. It may be because the book is basically enjoyable from the beginning to the end. Even though the number of fans who like the heroine increased at the end, the fans like the one who kicked the heroine's fans didn't give much explanation, which made me feel a little uncomfortable. Hey, the last scene of the female goose who was so happy all the way really made me feel aggrieved, and it triggered my resistance to the fandom culture, so I suddenly talked about such a topic. There is a saying, although the fan in the article is difficult for ordinary people to understand, it is very realistic. Perhaps the thing that most touches people and triggers thinking is reality. Reading along the way, I am grateful that this book has brought me pleasure, and I am also grateful for the words and truth that have touched me. Finally, to my shame—— All you have, all you deserve.

I've finished reading it. As the introduction says, it's a gold-fingered novel, and the heroine is more suitable. When I read it, I felt awkward and suicidal (not in a derogatory sense). Some parts of the logic are not self-consistent and too idealistic, but overall it is a very relaxing book that can be used to kill time. The only flaw is that the ending is too hasty. I feel that it can be better laid out. Thank you for meeting me. Goodbye.

It really pisses me off. Why is the ending so hasty? It feels like a lot of things have not been explained, such as whether the male protagonist knows that it is Mimosa... For reference on the characters of the male protagonist and the second male lead, please answer A Ze and Gou Ba in 1988... I found that my taste is still the same and I choose Gou Ba and Wen.

After reading more than 40 chapters, I skipped to the ending. To be honest, I felt that the male protagonist had no sense of presence and was not full enough in the first part. I didn't read the specifics of the later part and I don't know what it is like. If I choose the male protagonist, I would actually prefer Wen... I can't explain the reason, but I feel that he is quite suitable...

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, can there be a side story about the male and female protagonists? Isn't this an experience? What about after going back, will the male protagonist have a hidden identity and still be together after returning to their original world? There are so many pitfalls in the story that have not been filled in. It's not interesting.

The ending?? So hasty

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In fact, the substitute fans are really angry... Ugh!

Did I actually empathize with my fans?

This is a very inspiring and touching story. Even if it has some shortcomings, I can see dreams and perseverance in pursuit. Maybe it is difficult for such a story to appear in reality, and the ending is not as perfect as a novel. But I think this is really a beautiful story. Thank you for showing me such a beautiful world.