
I Really Just Want to Fade into Obscurity
我真只想过气啊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 246k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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109Chapters
10.7kRecommendations
22.5kFans
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It feels like the author of this book didn't make any long-term plans at all, and just wrote whatever came to mind. The core appeal of this book lies in its plot twists. Every time the protagonist gets into trouble, a benefactor appears in the next chapter to help promote his work, and the protagonist inexplicably gains fans. Using this formula once or twice is fine, but doing it every time gets boring. The author should prepare more different plot twist methods.
I haven't seen many, but I think the premise is flawed. Losing followers is easy; why plagiarize? Your goal is to regain them—it's that simple! Run a red light or insult your boss, there are plenty of ways. Why only plagiarize novels and songs? Don't you know that what you plagiarize is guaranteed to become a hit? The works that are remembered by the average person are the big hits, my friend.
I really don't understand why there are so many people blindly following the "failure trend." Following the trend is one thing, but missing the core issue is another. A seemingly simple problem is riddled with flaws. Is it really that hard to fail? For example, if the protagonist of this book starts the show with a barrage of profanities—how could he not lose fans?
It's really good, but the problem is I'm staying up all night reading your book, what am I going to do if I can't get up tomorrow?
Not much bb update soon
Whether an author is a master or an unfinished writer, as long as they finish the book, they are a good author. 😁
Looks great! (。・ω・。)ノ♡ (Please feature this post)
The beginning was interesting, but the protagonist doesn't grow at all; his consistently silly and idiotic personality gets a bit repetitive after a while. I have low expectations for the later content. Since he can't change anything, he comfortably uses the system to create wealth. The writing style is fine, but if it's always the same thing, it'll easily tire the reader. It lacks novelty.
The readers mentioned in this chapter are so adorable.
It's easy to become outdated. The protagonist has taken the wrong path; as long as he keeps appearing in the public eye, he won't fade into obscurity. The protagonist quits his job, finds any job that can support him, and after a few months, no one remembers him anymore.