Evil Star

Feel free and at ease! ! ! Drip~dip~drip~dip~dip

Writing about entertainment will inevitably involve fighting and mediating with forces at a higher level than one's own. I read other books that just copy some movies, some golden songs, etc., And write poems; these have no power for people who are not within the rules. What is powerful is capital, fame, and legacy. If you make movies but don't do theaters and special effects, you have no power. Write songs and poems, say something ugly and it won't spread outside the country, so you're still just dishing it out. What I like most about this book is that the main character's ultimate skill is oil painting, which is equivalent to the feeling of jumping out of the three realms, and there is nothing the world can do about it. I always talk about freedom, but Lin Haiwen is the freest person in entertainment.

When I read chapter 80, I couldn't help but complain, leaving aside women. This is a common problem in online novels. Personal hobbies are different and choices are different. Nothing can be forced. However, the author gets more and more outrageous as he writes. It is really incomprehensible. The protagonist's golden finger is a system that can collect other people's evil thoughts and draw a lottery. It was good at first, but starting from chapter 60, the author wrote something that is really incomprehensible. It is probably that the protagonist draws a good thing and must make up the difference. That is to say, after the protagonist uses 10,000 malicious points to draw something worth 100,000, he must make up for 90,000. He cannot choose not to use it and is forced to spend it. Then the protagonist starts to curse people and seek death to gain malicious points, not once, but twice in a row. In the end, the protagonist is quarreling all over the Internet. In other words, from Chapter 60 to Chapter 80, in these 20 chapters, the protagonist not only has no benefits, but also destroys his character. I don't know how the author can get his character back later, and I don't intend to know. But these 20 chapters make me wonder what the point of writing this is? If it's just for the sake of breaking news, then I can only say that I have no hope at all for the subsequent plot, because the author's approach is really contemptible.

Two female protagonists, hugging each other, don't fall into the trap if you don't like it You can see most of the back, but there is only one female protagonist in the front. I thought the male protagonist can hold the bottom line, but in the end, he still enjoys the blessings of everyone. Unacceptable, bye.

Several times It was removed from the shelves, and I completely blocked this unscrupulous operator who would stop updating whenever he wanted, and did not treat readers as human beings. I decided not to read any of his books. However, after a few months, I occasionally thought of searching and found an update, so I couldn't help but subscribe. It's so delicious!

From the perspective of Yu Qihui (first girl): The man I like is flirting with my high school rival; the man I like becomes my boyfriend, but he still flirts with my rival; my boyfriend becomes a live-in boyfriend, but he still flirts with my rival, and I have to pretend to be her best friend; my live-in boyfriend and my rival are not only flirting, but they are serious about it, what should I do? I decided to do this: I would break up with my live-in boyfriend first - the separation should be unclear, and then let them get together in a reasonable and legal way, so that my boyfriend can have a "home" with me here and a "home" with my mortal enemy over there. It's really great. Not to mention setting up a girlfriend with the bonus of "Killing Husband Proof", even a normal girlfriend would not do this. How dare you make up this plot!

Isn't this book good to read? Why do I think it looks good? At least it looks better than the King, spare my life, right?

Current novels. A woman appears in chapter 3. How horny is the author?

It was fun to watch, but I saw the protagonist encounter all kinds of dark things, and I thought, even if a person as capable as the protagonist has to use supernatural powers when encountering such things, wouldn't it mean that people in reality have no power to resist?

The protagonist doesn't want to go to college. It's a bit toxic if he wants to be a star.

Shouldn't the protagonist be Sun Xiaochuan, his senior brother? Sun is the one who leads the evil ones🐶

Just look at Chapter 8, this is not an evil star, this is a disgusting star

The first chapter is quite attractive, and the interaction with parents is quite interesting. However, once the heroine appears later, I can't stand it anymore. I don't like the author's plot to create multiple heroines. Although there may only be two, I still prefer the male protagonist to be single-minded and the female protagonist to be more likable. I always feel that the two female protagonists are too psychologically incompatible and have unlikable personalities. As a result, I have to endure reading every time I encounter a relationship between a man and a woman. It is really annoying to watch. Maybe when the author writes the male protagonist too vividly, the description of the female protagonist makes people feel that she is not worthy of the male protagonist! Of the male protagonists I have read so far, I feel that the heroine Lin Yujing in "The Age of Innocence", Wu Zeqing in "I'm a Super Star", and Xia Shaoyao in "Reignited" are okay, at least I can watch them without rejecting them!

The writing is very messy and has no sense of substitution.

Your works are always interesting at the beginning, but become less and less interesting the more you write.

I have read this book twice. How can I put it, except that the heroine is not to my liking, it is still quite enjoyable to read.

A villain leads a star? Brother Sun, is that you🐴?

Hehe, Qidian has deleted all comments. Niubi Niubi

I hope you won't say a lot of bad words. I can't accept it. I just started watching it. I hope it's good.

Seeing the fatwa in Chapter 61, this is too deliberate, right? Spend the villain points in a draw, and then you have to subsidize the villain points after you get them, so what else is there to draw? Needless to say, the plot behind it is too deliberate.

Finally the ending ~ the series of lifetime. I used to watch pirated copies, but then I don't know when I started to get used to genuine copies, so I paid for them in a daze, and I don't know if I ordered them all. This is the most comfortable entertainment movie I've ever seen. Taking the protagonist out of the entertainment industry makes it feel a bit detached. The painting part is very enjoyable to watch, a bit like the great painter of aldehyde stone, I mean in terms of reading feeling. I can't get enough of it…

Well, after reading about ten chapters, I feel it's a bit confusing, with no main line, just whatever comes to mind.

I am also very interested in the part where the artistic level of oil painting continues to improve! ! ! ! I hope a side story can be written! !

For those who have read this book, I recommend reading about great painters, focusing on oil paintings.

Nothing much to say. It's a poor description that deliberately creates contradictions. See Chapter 73, give up

See you again... Never again!

The writing is very good, it's funny at the beginning, and the plot progresses quite naturally. As the store expands later, the sense of substitution becomes lower. It's fun to deliberately create conflicts, but it's a bit boring.

What the fuck? I think I can write another five hundred chapters, Rigou

I finally waited for the ending. Although the wait took a long time, I am very grateful to the author for giving me an ending.

I thought of the devil director, I'm sorry