I Became Famous Just Like That
我就这样出名了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 5y ago
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749Chapters
32.1kRecommendations
92.8kFans
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There have been many books about "A Longing for Life" lately, but I feel this one is the best written so far (in my opinion). I especially dislike other books that turn "A Longing for Life" into live streaming. There are even those that depict catching wild boars, making fire by friction, becoming a master of traditional Chinese medicine, and wilderness survival. I just don't understand, where is the "A Longing for Life"?
I really dislike these variety shows. "Back to Field" is the biggest irony for ordinary people. These celebrities don't have to worry about money and just chat with us poor folks all day long.
Sigh, everything else is fine, but the forced "laid-back" mentality is so irritating. The protagonist wants to be a couch potato so soon after debuting, and all the supporting characters have to push him forward. The protagonist's constant affectation is disgusting. If he doesn't want to do it, he should just announce his retirement from the industry. That's the end of the book.
"Chasing Dreams with a Pure Heart Again?" How annoying, it's not good at all. Why do so many people praise it? I like songs like "Red Bean" and "Blue and White Porcelain," which are delicate and melodious.
The entertainment we see is all about the life we yearn for. Is it really necessary?
I haven't read it yet. I don't know why, but when I see titles like "I Really Am XXX," "I Really Am Not XXX," "I Really Want to XXX," "I Really Didn't Want to XXX," "I Really Didn't Want to XXX," or "I Really Didn't XXX," I just don't want to read it! Is it because there are too many titles like that? Anyway, good luck to the author!
I only read the first 40-50 chapters, but I had a really strange feeling, maybe it's just me, but it felt very dry. I kept wanting to skip ahead, but then I wouldn't know what had happened in the previous chapters, so I'd go back and read on... I struggled with this for ages. Maybe it just doesn't suit my taste.
There are too many variety show elements... Everything else is pretty good, at least better than 90% of entertainment novels!
I've come across this book three times now, including this one. The first time I thought it was alright, but I deleted it as soon as I saw Fan's name! What kind of foreigner is he, acting all high and mighty in China? The second time I came across it, I read more, skipping about 40% of it. I wanted to criticize the author then, thinking, "You want me to pay to read this? Are you crazy?"
Books about "Longing for a Good Start" are really boring. Unlike competition-style variety shows where you can plagiarize or show off however you want (because it's inherently competitive), "Longing for a Good Start" is a laid-back, lifestyle-oriented variety show where everything you do feels awkward. I don't know why there are so many books about "Longing for a Good Start" lately, but thankfully none of them made it to the end.