From Host to Superstar of the Arts

A common problem in entertainment novels: the story goes viral the next day; everything needs time to spread. A common problem in rebirth novels: the protagonist lacks experience—are you sure he's an adult?

The beginning of the book was alright; although there were quite a few flaws, it was generally acceptable. However, in Chapter 58, "The Golden Rooster Sings Loudly," putting aside the question of how a newcomer could replace Zhang Guoli as the host of a film festival, the protagonist's entrance, striking a pose, followed by a self-deprecating remark about being a "big idiot," was simply…

The program at the beginning was completely unfamiliar to me, so I felt no connection to it at all...

To be honest, I only read a few chapters of this book. Does it even cover both humanities and sciences in middle school? It would be better if you changed it to high school level! Graduating high school at 17 is about right.

Is there any connection between the author's name and Kang Jianfei? 😁😁

You're 17 and only just graduated from junior high, bro! How many years did you repeat?

If I remember correctly, it has a slightly similar plot to a novel I read before. Both involve participating in "Shining New Anchor" and then appearing on "Kangxi Lai Le." Why is that? They're both involved in music programs, but one airs on Hunan TV and the other on another.

I noticed that the early parts of your book, *Superstars Start as Variety Show Hosts*, are almost identical to the author's, suggesting some "borrowing." However, the later developments in your book aren't as compelling. Goodbye.

There's no appeal in this, and this isn't how you run a program. The ins and outs of television are far more serious than what you've written. Do you think protagonist aura, singing ability, or appearance have anything to do with your position as a host? If you don't understand television, don't write this. If you're going to write it, do your research first. I work in planning at a television station; I know much more than you do. A program can't be completely contradictory.

I feel like the show "Follow Bear Grylls on Adventure" aired a bit too early, and it seemed a bit presumptuous.