A Total Nobody in Show Business
娱乐圈纯素人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
554Chapters
4.6kRecommendations
8.6kFans
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From now on, if it's a Korean entertainment novel, please make that clear in the synopsis!
A billionaire boss is portrayed like a nobody. His family is certainly wealthy, probably worth billions, but this is utterly absurd. The author's taste is terrible.
The female lead is Pei Yunjing? The author is something else; I searched for ages. I can only say it has a unique taste, but that's what the author wanted to write. Writing a book is so hard!
He claims to be the mastermind behind everything, yet he personally intervened, even resorting to filming and threatening others. Sigh, if you like writing pretentious stuff, don't pretend to be behind the scenes.
Just finished reading it! The first 300-odd chapters on Korean entertainment were quite to my liking, but the style changed drastically when it came to Chinese entertainment—it was a complete mess!
Why not just stick to writing about Korean fish? I've already given up on that project.
I can't stand it anymore! Goodbye.
The update frequency is too low. Actually, what's most frustrating in K-pop is when authors write the protagonist as an actress... And you don't even recognize most of them. Writing the protagonist as a chaebol is fine, though, since they can have affairs with female celebrities. Being a K-pop celebrity is just too miserable.
The variety show part is a major turn-off... Writing about entertainment and casting a non-celebrity female lead? Is the author trying to make readers abandon the book? The early chapters were well-written... But the choice of female lead was really wrong. Besides, she's not a fictional character. I watched this variety show before, and on the day of filming, I complained that it wasn't a marriage proposal, so why did I suddenly fall for her?
Sigh, Yoona was just a flash in the pan, and she's still that inexplicable Yoon Kyung. Forget it, I'm not following her anymore. Goodbye everyone.