I Really Didn’t Mean to Become Famous

I thought that the poison I introduced every day could no longer be more poisonous. I didn't expect that there are still people like you in the world. I was too careless. Farewell.

The whole article is about the male protagonist constantly pretending to be a fool in a group of mentally retarded people. Oh my god... Even a novice would be tired of it.

Doesn't the author reflect on this? There are only a few comments. If nothing else, it's a joke that you made Liu Lu look so stupid. You are considered to be in the middle level of CCTV, but you can't tell the difference between good and bad? If you insist on going against the pig's feet, then you have no political wisdom? I have ordered all of your books so far, but I don't know how long I can hold on to it before I die from the poison.

Um, this is also the first time I heard that if an artist dances, the company will pay for the breach of contract damages. . . In this way, everyone will break the contract casually.

I just read it today. I read the reviews at first and said it was a novice novel, so I didn't take it seriously. This kind of novel is just fun to read, but when I saw the music teacher (I forgot the name, he just plays the piano), I felt a little bit weird... In the first chapter, the reborn male protagonist vowed to his assistant, "I will repay you twice as much as I owed you in this life." However, as soon as the piano teacher appeared, he started to get distracted... This is only about seventy chapters, right?

I was forced to quit at the beginning. I inherited the company and became the boss. My girlfriend was willing to run away with someone else and even poached corners of the company. She didn't have a contract. She was forced to cuckold him.

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The protagonist's counterattack against the enemy is not strong enough, which makes it frustrating to watch. Like the second generation of the TV station, the protagonist is asked to send his sister to the opponent's bed, or to terminate the cooperation. A normal protagonist will definitely use all kinds of methods to get the TV station to deal with this kind of situation. After the cooperation is terminated, the protagonist never wants to retaliate, and is being tricked by the other party all day long. He only defends but does not attack every time. There is also the plot of the conflict with Bangzi. After beating Bangzi, the other party sent him to jail. After he was released from prison, there was no follow-up. The same conflict with Bangzi, "I'm a Big Star" was the climax after the conflict. In the end, it made the whole country of Bangzi restless. It was fun to watch.

The writing is a bit shabby, the plot is not exciting enough, and it is a bit brainless, especially when it comes to buying votes. This song only has hundreds of thousands of votes? Worth brushing?

Every entertainment article charges a sky-high royalty fee. It really has nothing to do with whether the song is good or not. If you write a song now, no matter how good it is, you can sell it for millions. But if Jay Chou writes a random song, someone will pay for it even if it is not very good. It makes my head hurt to look at it