
This Star Is a Little Too Laid-Back
这个明星有点闲
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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369Chapters
5.9kRecommendations
56.9kFans
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First of all, let me declare that the book is truly excellent and incredibly daring!!! I've read up to chapter 50 and I'm getting a little impatient, so I'm posting this. I don't know if the author will see this, but this book is really good and very bold, with many subtle hints. However, having read up to chapter 50, those characters who disgust me seem to be living better lives than I am.
This novel has a wrong title; it should be "The Operation of Cost Capital".
It's well-written, but it doesn't feel very celebrity-like; instead, it's more like a business war or a spy thriller.
This book is really well-written, why are there so few comments? That doesn't make sense. I have a total of 2000 points, and I've already given 1500 in rewards. I'd like to see this book featured.
Oh my god, it's so hard to even post this! I've only read half of it... No follower points, no posting or commenting 😅. This novel is quite well-written, very conscientious; at least it covers many hidden truths... The writing isn't particularly disjointed either. The author is telling his own story. I just hope he doesn't make the book a 404 error. After all, there are very few authors this honest these days...
This book is well-written. I suggest the author build up an operations team and have operations managers run promotional activities to help with marketing. After all, even the best products need effective marketing these days.
It's been seven days already. Even the donkeys in the production team don't dare rest like this. If you don't say anything, I'm not going to check on you every day. 🤓
It's well-written; every bit of humor and satire becomes art. There's definitely a difference in skill between Zhou Gang and Xiao Ai. Zhou Gang is practically brothers with the cheat system (or "golden finger"), yet he still doesn't want to use it. Xiao Ai, on the other hand, is determined to get closer to it... It's very vivid. Zhou Gang is just an ordinary person, while Xiao Ai is above average.
This is so strange. It's very interestingly written, and the supporting characters are hilarious. Why is it so quiet? It's better than many similar silly novels.
It's not a romance novel, but the male lead is undeniably charming and captivating. A celebrity playboy who transmigrates, he's incredibly strong, handsome, and roguish—a very unique character. The romance doesn't seem to be a major focus; Lin Xun's love life is rarely depicted. He's ruthless in the business world, will he be equally ruthless in his love life?