I Never Meant to Become a Superstar
我真没想当巨星啊
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Something might be novel once or twice, but it becomes mundane after three or four times, and annoying after five or six times. After nine or ten times, needless to say, people will curse and leave! The protagonist is currently in this situation. It's not that a "lazy bum" persona is bad, but it shouldn't be done so frequently and so blatantly.
There are so many entries starting with 'I' on Qidian now.
Ahhhhh, the plot hole is too shallow! Where is the author?!
This is fucking ridiculous! That's all... How can you not update more?
He was poisoned to death by the Chinese Poetry Competition. The issue of "plagiarism" of classical poems has been written about to death, so I honestly didn't find it unacceptable. But the author's portrayal of the male protagonist "plagiarizing" poems, then piecing them together and drastically altering them—completely disregarding the established poetic forms—followed by a bunch of poetry…
The whole thing was incredibly awkward. They say they don't want to be famous, yet they desperately do things to gain fame. This forced pretense will surely get them struck by lightning!
This forced attempt at showing off is ridiculous, and it's far too stiff compared to that half-finished piano piece by someone who's clearly lost their touch. There's a basic principle to showing off!
You think you can criticize Liu Yifei? You've written an entertainment article that's attacked countless people—did she offend you? Sci-fi is more romantic than fantasy? Interesting. You really need to read more books.
I'm not trying to be argumentative, but the author of *The Pursuit of Happyness* probably didn't understand the film. The essence of this movie isn't just about fatherly love, but also about a man's responsibility. And it's hard to imagine a son about to take the college entrance exam playing the role; kids from poor families at that age are already expected to be responsible!
These 47 chapters were absolutely awful. The earlier chapters were alright, but the part about theater revenue sharing in chapter 47 was just awful. For an author writing a novel about film production to get the theater revenue sharing wrong shows they weren't taking it seriously! This is a matter of attitude! Firstly, unless otherwise specified, we assume the world in the book is the real world.