Cat Paw Entertainment

Actually, you should have gone into writing about Chinese entertainment. I've been following Korean entertainment for many years and read countless books, but only three have left a deep impression: *Love Dream Star Wars*, *The Movie Emperor*, and... *Otaku Celebrity*. I'll never forget how I felt when *Otaku Celebrity* ended; I wanted to cry. It was the first time I'd ever cried over a web novel.

Honestly, after reading a third of it, I feel this is one of the best K-pop fanfics I've ever read! The character you portray of Yang Mi has a few cunning tricks up her sleeve, but those tricks only make her more adorable and endearing... Back in Girls' Generation, Yoona was my first love, and Sunny was my ultimate bias, but it's you authors who write about Taeyeon in K-pop that have somehow brainwashed me into becoming a fan too... It's terrifying...

First of all, this book is interesting enough to keep me reading, which is quite good for K-pop, and I found it very engaging. However, it's frustrating. Why is the protagonist, who is supposed to be invincible, unable to handle anything? He needs help from others for everything and is constantly being schemed against.

I suddenly felt that, Mr. Dao, let's start a harem. Only a harem can soothe our hearts.

These chapters were truly frustrating to read. I have to say it again: the author's writing style is fine, but the male lead's personality is the most detestable I've ever read in a Korean entertainment novel. (I dropped the author's previous books before they were even released, and this is the only one I followed to the end, but the reading experience was like having a can of herring placed in the center of a perfectly good French dinner.)

Special times call for special treatment Many books have been lost. Already The only way to survive is low-key low-key Admit defeat connotation Don't be reckless, play it safe and develop your character cautiously. Stay calm, we can win.

The male lead's character is terrible. What has the author's life been like over thousands of years? Indecisive, awkward, easily swayed by any unknown supporting character, the first few hundred chapters are filled with nonsensical plot points. I don't understand the author's thought process. This character could have been so compelling, but you had to make him so frustrating.

The main character seems to be constantly controlled by others, lacking any independent thought. The supporting characters' names don't appear until several chapters later, making the reading experience truly exhausting.

Having finished the book, I can only say that I tried to abandon it multiple times due to my obsessive-compulsive disorder, but failed. In my personal opinion, many of the characters have issues with their character design to varying degrees. Leaving aside the problems with logical consistency, it's important to avoid characters that are unlikable.

I'm truly fed up with this author's writing style. People constantly cause trouble, the protagonist orders his subordinates to handle things, but they always fail miserably, and he seems completely disdainful of dealing with it. People constantly plead for leniency, and he compromises immediately.