
A Superstar in the Arts and Entertainment World
文艺圈巨星
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 965k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Books I Truly Love (Now Available): Finished, Ongoing, and Dropped
Um... This is mostly so I don't forget, so I'm keeping a record. Mostly fanfiction and urban entertainment stories, with little focus on romance and no harem stories.
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Anyone can watch it, whether they're using their brain or not.
Every chapter is effortlessly stylish, either subtly posing or on the verge of it. Even a simple paper airplane folding scene steals the show, without feeling forced or contrived. The imagery is vivid, such as the comparison between seniority and merit… it's quite profound. It's worth reflecting on.
It was such a smooth read, I jumped straight to the latest chapter, and there wasn't a single dull moment. This story deserves a 666! Although it's a fast-paced, enjoyable read, there aren't any forced displays of power or face-slapping tropes. The author's control over the story is excellent. 🤓🤓🤓🤓
The synopsis is off-putting; if you're all-powerful, why don't you just unify the Earth?
For those who haven't invested yet, you can consider doing so. I just joined the site and sent a private message.
Seeing so many time-travel and reincarnation novels featuring lyrics and music composition, I'm curious: how many ordinary people understand sheet music? How many songs have lyrics they can completely memorize? At least I don't understand them; I haven't memorized a single one. 😭
Can entertainment novelists please stop portraying characters as all-rounders? Singing a few songs, appearing on variety shows, acting a little—that's enough! Why do you have to be a jack-of-all-trades? That's an outdated formula from years ago. Most veteran readers probably don't like it, but new readers might.
The immersion is terrible; the protagonist lacks consistency and acts haphazardly.
Disgusting! Truly toxic. Goodbye, garbage, what a waste of time! (After reading dozens of chapters)
To be honest, my songwriting and singing were alright at first, but insisting on using foreign novels as inspiration is a bit far-fetched. It might work if you were reborn in a foreign country and wrote something like Lord of the Rings, but the Lord of the Rings movies were so successful because of the novel's foundation; the author was a renowned writer with many years of experience.
Seeing "Symphony No. 5" Was enough to make me give up. Did you really make it a supporting character just for Tom and Jerry? I quit as soon as I saw those five words and didn't read the rest. If I'm wrong, please be gentle.