You're a Variety Show Star

It's well written, but there's one thing that really disgusted me. Director Wang always tricks the male lead into participating in new variety shows, completely disregarding the lead's own feelings. Doing this once or twice is one thing, but it happens every time, and it gets increasingly disgusting. Imagine if you were constantly being treated like this, would you be happy?

The success of the Korean version of "One Meal" is based on the fact that the MCs are household names in South Korea; there are very few people in South Korea who don't know them. The version that Dragon TV plagiarized clearly shows how embarrassing it is for MCs who aren't well-known. The protagonist's fame is clearly limited; airing such a program would be tantamount to self-humiliation, making it seem like a beggar going door-to-door begging for food.

The best thing about this book is that none of the variety shows feature the main characters simply pulling out a proposal and saying, "Here's my idea, what do you think? Go ahead and film it." Instead, it's through a casual remark from the main character that the imaginative producers around them develop it further. This is a major reason why I love this book.

I'm switching accounts now, sigh, the appeal to change the phone number binding won't go through, and I can't waste all these Qidian coins! I've been reading your book lately and it's been pretty good. I'm giving you all my coins here, keep up the good work! 👍

I bet five cents this book won't last until it's finished.

Honestly, the protagonist's past experiences are too strange. He's 26 years old and has been working for 8 years. He graduated from Imperial University at 18, was among the first batch of direct graduates, has a great personality, is hardworking and reliable, yet he's still just a low-level employee. Then there's the issue of salary.

I never expected my daily reading guide to recommend such an amazing book! I love it! Seeing it's available now, I'll stay up all night to finish it.

Well, the beginning was alright, but when I got to chapter 64, Wu Shiming, it was a huge letdown. Putting that kind of family background on the supposed female lead is just ridiculous. Reading novels is for enjoyment, not to cause trouble. Don't tell me what will happen later.

I'll tip you a bottle of Want Want milk! The first sixty-four chapters were quite good; I had a big smile on my face while reading them. But chapter sixty-four has flaws. Even though everyone wants a home (no matter how many troubles there are, at least it's a home), there are limits to what you can ask for, and limits to how much patience you can have.

It's really good! I stayed up all night watching it, and I had a smile on my face the whole time. Please update soon! 😭