I Really Didn’t Mean to Become Famous
我真没想红啊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 5.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
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I thought daily poison delivery couldn't be more potent; I never imagined such a hidden dragon and phoenix existed in this world; I was too hasty. Farewell.
The whole article is just the male protagonist constantly showing off and getting slapped in the face by a group of idiots. My god... Even a complete novice would get tired of it.
Shouldn't the author reflect on this? There are only a few comments, and putting everything else aside, it's laughable that you portrayed Liu Lu as such an idiot. She's supposed to be a mid-level manager at CCTV, can't she distinguish right from wrong? Why insist on opposing the protagonist? So lacking in political acumen? I've subscribed to the entire book so far, but I don't know how long I can hold out before I succumb to the poison.
Um, this is the first time I've heard of an artist breaking their contract and having their company pay the penalty... It seems like anyone can just breach their contract so easily.
I just started reading it today. At first, I saw comments saying it was a light novel, so I didn't take it seriously. I thought these kinds of novels were just for fun. But when I saw the music teacher (I forgot his name, but he was the one who played the piano), I felt a little... Well...
The premise is off-putting from the start. He inherits the company and becomes the boss, but his girlfriend runs off with someone else, even poaching a former employee from the company. Doesn't she have a contract? She's practically cheating on him!
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The protagonist's counterattacks against the enemy lacked intensity, making the story frustrating. For example, the TV station's heir forced the protagonist to send his sister to the other party's bed, threatening to either end the partnership. A normal protagonist in this situation would definitely use every means to take down the TV station.
The writing is a bit rough, the plot isn't exciting enough, and it's somewhat mindless, especially the part about vote manipulation. This song only has a few hundred thousand votes? Is it worth manipulating them?
Every entertainment article seems to start with exorbitant copyright fees, it's really... This has nothing to do with how good the song is. Even if you write a great song now, try selling it for millions, but Jay Chou can write any song, even if it's not that good, and people will buy it. It's giving me a headache.