I Could Easily Live Off My Looks

Well, everything else is alright, but missing every wrap party is a bit too much. It's not about being a lazy bum or not; you're not a big shot. You missed the wrap party when you were the third male lead, which put the director who introduced the main character to the drama in a bad way, and the main character didn't feel any remorse.

The author should change their name. Being so incredibly handsome really allows you to do whatever you want.

Being a "Buddhist-like" or "lazy person" is different from having principles. It's perfectly fine not to do things you don't like, but you should at least have basic manners. You should make it clear in advance if you don't want to do something. For example, if you're going to act, you can make it clear in advance that you won't participate in any activities other than filming.

The beginning is too discouraging. In this mobile internet age, with all the information readily available, there are bound to be countless handsome men and beautiful women online, and I've seen plenty of them. Even in real life, if a really handsome guy or beautiful woman saw me, wouldn't she immediately go crazy and rush to chat me up, acting like she'd never seen anything like it before? It's really awkward to watch.

Why resort to the cliché of plagiarizing TV dramas, songs, and novels when you can clearly make a living based on your looks?

Are teenagers writing books now?

He's handsome but doesn't have a girlfriend. What's the use of being handsome? It's like a rich guy who doesn't spend money on entertainment.

It feels like the main character is some kind of ancestor. Even the supporting characters have to fawn over him. They want to do the work but don't want to. They don't have the money to do it, and they're unwilling to accept any of the relationships, connections, or rules within their professional circle. In reality, someone with the protagonist's personality and actions would have absolutely no friends. And no one would beg him for anything.

Author, is it alright for you to deliberately emphasize that the protagonist doesn't participate in any social activities? Does it make any sense? Do you believe that slapping the protagonist in the face a few times wouldn't cost more than a million? Just look at the protagonist's orphan-like constitution! Ha, even if he loses his looks, he'll still be a couch potato!

Read the synopsisA Buddhist-natured protagonist, a Buddhist-natured book. Don't give the author any rewards or votes, the Buddhist-natured author doesn't need them anyway.