At First, I Only Wanted to Get Off Work

I really can't watch it anymore; the plot gets more and more awkward as it goes on.

Honestly, the protagonist in this "Chasing the Wind" series just suddenly became number one, he's incredibly awesome. But after finishing the series, I can't recall any particularly memorable moments. I don't know if I'm just tired of this series or if the author's writing style didn't capture that feeling. I don't really remember the protagonist.

The contract has been sent out. If you're passing by, why not invest? It's a sure thing! 😏 Also, thank you for the recommendation votes 🙏

I just found it, and I ended up watching it all in one night. I subscribed to the whole thing, and with all my monthly votes and recommendation votes, doesn't it deserve a thumbs up? 😁

The Birth of a Novel: First, establish a main theme to prevent it from going completely astray. Characters: The characters' personalities, the development of the main and supporting characters, the stark contrast between the characters, and the positive contrast between the characters.

The writing is very good; those who want to read it can do so. I'll just share my opinion. I don't know why, but it makes me feel a little nauseous. It should be disgusting to have so-called popularity and ratings. It's disgusting that the author didn't clearly explain the protagonist's innermost thoughts; it's always ambiguous. Nausea.

You're just a temporary worker. You're trying to force yourself to withdraw from the competition. (I bet they'll watch, but it'll be the same old story, very similar to what happened before.) You can insert other stories later to encourage the protagonist to come on stage. That's pretty much it; I could already guess what happened next. The director or PD definitely has a role to play. The setup was okay, but it's really too old-fashioned. There's no twist, it's just cliché.

The beginning was alright, with plenty of old and new songs, and the plot was fairly tight. But then it started getting padded out? One "Detective Chinatown" story was stretched to N chapters, just looking at the titles tells you that… A hundred or so chapters were just Ultraman, "Detective Chinatown," and "Chinese Paladin" padded out… Disappointing.

Congratulations to the author! The opening Japanese song successfully made me quit the game!

I've been reading more book reviews than the content lately. Goodbye.