I Really Am a Superstar

Whenever I see military songs and recall those scenes, tears just stream down my face.

The author shouldn't portray entertainment companies as so powerful; they could never possibly be above the military, let alone a performing arts troupe.

Honestly, can you imagine Wang Feng singing "Left Finger Pointing to the Moon"? The high notes only evoke the scream of a ground squirrel: Ah!!!

"The Lucky Ones" is such a niche song; is the author just indulging in self-pity?

Having watched many singing competition shows both domestically and internationally, I sometimes feel that the judges who criticize someone for staying in their comfort zone and not pushing their boundaries are out of their minds. It's a competition! Why not choose something you're good at, or challenge others with something you're not good at? Why not let Han Hong do a high jump and Lang Lang perform Iron Palm?

Aside from the underwhelming female characters, everything else was pretty good. There's some truth to the minority who prefer a no-female-lead storyline. 🤭

I hope the author can use fewer words that give me goosebumps and make my scalp tingle. Not only does it seem like the author is just trying to reach a word count, but it also makes readers' scalps tingle and goosebumps, making them want to throw their phones.

Is this blind date scene for real? This is the work of a seasoned entertainment novelist; what was the point of writing this plot?

I think copying online novels is okay, but copying Tang and Song dynasty poems is a bit much! What kind of great writer is someone who plagiarizes everything?

I can't stand that even the preliminary selection process uses original content.