
The Cheat-Powered Superstar
开挂大巨星
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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618Chapters
13.1kRecommendations
26kFans
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The author's old book, "Rebirth in 1991," is a masterpiece.
This is trash novel. The male lead is so unmanly; he keeps emphasizing his male chauvinism. Seriously, he's a total male chauvinist. Twice when the female lead argued with him, he should have just told her to get lost. The female lead is nothing special; she's just pretty. The male lead helps her so much and treats her so well, yet she acts like a complete idiot. There's absolutely no passion in her character.
Seriously, the Miranda issue is the biggest flaw in this book. It's basically a turn-off, but I stubbornly kept reading until the end. The author kept emphasizing how difficult writing is, so I figured I'd see when they'd fix this hole. Turns out, I was really being a fool. You're amazing for making me see how foolish I was in my own comments. Retreat. 🙏
The author's writing is truly excellent, but the plot is utterly toxic. They insist on making the vain and self-centered Miranda the female lead, and they portray the male lead as godlike. The more divine the male lead is, the more toxic his fawning over the lowly Miranda becomes.
After reading dozens of chapters, I absolutely dislike the female lead, Liu Qinfei. She's such a hypocrite. If she were the protagonist and not a sycophant, she would have kicked her out long ago. What's the point of keeping her around? She's truly toxic and annoys me. And she's a protagonist with a system; no one else can live like this.
The first chapter states the protagonist graduated from a third-rate, unaccredited university, but the twentieth chapter says he graduated from a 985 university. Does the author consider 985 universities to be third-rate, unaccredited universities?! May I ask which university the author graduated from? Wow, that's impressive!
Seeing Miranda makes me not want to look anymore.
I've always felt that many main characters are slaves to cheat codes and special abilities! What do you think? If I had a cheat code, I would set a goal for myself and move forward. Along the way, I would be the main force and the cheat code would be the assistant. It's important to distinguish between primary and secondary matters! However, there are no "what ifs" in reality, so everything I said above was nonsense.
Push Miranda quickly, or replace her immediately; it's disgusting to watch.
Based on this synopsis alone, I'm not going to read it. What have we migrant workers done to offend you?