
What Normal Celebrity Would Choose to Be an Idol?
正常明星谁当偶像派啊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 657k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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288Chapters
694Recommendations
9.3kFans
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In the past, when I read entertainment novels, they were all incredibly toxic, full of disgusting plots, and I couldn't stand them. But at least the problems of the protagonists' past lives were real black marks, whether true or false. The point itself was definitely a black mark. But now it seems that such terrible entertainment novels are not the lowest point. They can be even worse.
I'm getting increasingly confused. Suicide due to depression, and then he's labeled a disgraced celebrity? Add some more blame, and the whole internet boycotts him? And the earlier attack on the general manager—that's such a forced and mindless attempt to create conflict!
I looked at the profile and it said that someone would unfollow me after jumping into a river due to depression? Aren't we all just sympathizing with them? Why would they unfollow me?
Doesn't the Chinese music scene have enough songs? What garbage are they choosing? I've never even heard of them.
That Shen Tianjiao is disgusting. The author must have deliberately introduced such a brainless woman.
I completely don't understand the point of having this assistant character. Does he actually help the protagonist at all? It's all just noise and chaos. The plot is also rather weak; you could easily skim through it.
Having read up to chapter 35, the initial "top star's" depression wasn't a problem, but after participating in the singing competition and performing just two songs, it was utterly embarrassing for a transmigrator. They were so obscure, yet they still managed to rout many top-tier creative works from another world. Are you treating your readers like idiots?
The assistant was overacting; it almost ruined the whole thing.
I don't understand why entertainment writers are so easily censored these days. A bunch of people criticize the main character, and then the main character starts showing off and getting proven wrong. Ugh, big stars are a menace! Ever since they became big stars, so many people have imitated them; it's annoying. Aren't there any peaceful singers or actors out there? I'm leaving; I can't stand it anymore.
I feel like there's something wrong with the song selection. I searched for all the songs I saw and listened to them, but they weren't as good as the ones described in the article.