I’m Really Not an Idol

Prepare to keep it for a while, hope you don't forget it ∪･ω･∪

The author is really awesome. After reading about 20 chapters, he posted a comment that was full of chicken soup and nonsense. I was banned directly. I won't read books written by people like this. I wish you a good time. Goodbye.

It's gradually getting better. It was really a bit broken before, but in the last few chapters I feel like I've entered a good state. Come on!

Really, this is the first time I see someone posting an opinion in a book club and then being deleted. Why don't you complain about Hai Qing? Don't say that you are 40 years old and have a 20-year-old body and a 20-year-old body. You are 40 years old and have an 80-year-old body and mind. You still like 20 years old Do you want to write online novels to make money or time-travel entertainment? All plot developments must inevitably adapt to readers. Since you have charged a fee, you must be responsible for the readers who spend money to read your books. For an author like you who expresses his opinions directly in the group chat, I suggest you just open it for free. I won't let you go I don't know if your Haiqing is needed by the plot or something else. But your straightforward statement that you have fallen in love with someone, I don't think it is necessary to continue reading this book. If you adjust the target to 30 years old, it will not be so sudden. I have had children and divorced since I was 40+. I don't know what to think.

After reading it, it's very interesting😄It's different from other entertainment articles. When I first started reading it, I was wondering if the author, who is a water injection king, would write something new in purely entertaining articles, and I was not disappointed. Come on, update it, it's too little and not enough to watch.

The author's description of the entertainment industry is very toxic. It is not recommended for star-chasing girls. The protagonist has been earning money as a trafficker for two years, buying a luxury house in the capital, a luxury car, and more than 10 million in savings. He also had a scandal with a movie starring a diva. As a result, the movie was blocked and the entire Internet was blackened (no matter how rubbish the movie is, it will not cause this. The protagonist is black on the Internet, okay?) The company gave up on him for the diva, and Dangtang, a traffic figure, announced that he had terminated his contract and quit Weibo. In reality, the Internet was hotly debated for at least three days whether the company forced his fans to greet the boss and his family for three days and three nights. The diva can also scold him without any mistakes. How dare he call himself a traffic figure if he has few fans? I have endured all this and the main character later posted some nonsense on Weibo, so-called chicken soup, and the comments below are very talented?????

Why does the male protagonist not use legal weapons to defend himself and sue those people to death when he is slandered? People in the entertainment industry will understand that the male protagonist really wants to quit the industry and become an idol, but he still behaves like this honestly. The author is deliberately trying to cause trouble for the male protagonist. I don't believe it. How can a person who sues for every disagreement dare to provoke someone? I don't understand. If the author doesn't change it later, it will become a routine again.

In reality, you don't just have to smash the car to lose money. If I sue you, you will go to jail. There is a big difference between accidental injuries and intentional acts.

I enjoyed watching it very much. I was confused when Hai Qing came out. The protagonist is a young handsome guy. Is there anything wrong with Hai Qing being an aunty-level actor? The protagonist actually fell in love with her, and the description of her made me suspect that she had changed into Daji's skin. I was really stunned.

This is my first time giving a reward. It's been a while since I read a book.