The Happy Life of a Star

Low emotional intelligence: This protagonist is like a puppet of the system. High EQ: Have you considered making the system the main character?

That's really well written, keep it up! 😊

I didn't want to read it after seeing the description and the scene of soldiers sniping each other.

Hahahaha 😄

I didn't watch it because I gave up after reading the synopsis, especially that line about "sniping against a sharpshooter 😰".

It's like a poisoned chalice, beyond even Shennong's (a legendary Chinese physician) ability to save. The system issues all sorts of small tasks, leaving the protagonist with little autonomy. I feel it would have been better to let the system manage it. Also, the initial romance between the protagonist and the female lead felt superfluous.

I really don't understand why you have to include real-life celebrities. The reason "I'm Not a Celebrity" was so popular back then was precisely because it didn't feature any real-life celebrities. No one could identify with them, and the characters felt real and relatable. Not every real-life celebrity is liked by everyone.

Is this okay?

Sure, sure, sure! Keep writing! This genre isn't on Qidian yet; if you write it well, it could become a minor hit.

Yoshi, is this okay?