I Never Meant to Join a Talent Show
我没想去参加选秀的
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 755k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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10.5kRecommendations
33.7kFans
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When will the author return? I'm waiting! Hopefully, they'll write a K-pop novel!
Will you ever write another book on Korean entertainment? Those two books you wrote are absolutely my dream books!
Yeah, I saw it on some random recommendation. Overall, it's not bad. It's one of the better-written examples of the formula used by Li Laoshi in the Chinese entertainment talent show genre. This formula is very appealing in the early stages, given the real-life examples and the clear storyline.
It's fine to create fictional settings for domestic settings, but please don't create fictional settings for foreign settings, otherwise it won't feel relatable. Anyway, it doesn't matter how you write about foreign affairs.
I've read three of the author's books, all of which are above average, with no major flaws and are quite well-written. However, this book doesn't seem to be doing as well as the previous two. If the author really can't keep up, maybe he should go back to writing about K-pop.
When I saw that part-time security guards earned 800 yuan a day, I knew I wasn't worthy to read this book.
It looks good!
The game is so frustrating from the start... A security guard makes 800 a day? That's 24,000 a month, almost 300,000 a year. Seriously?
If you want to speculate on stocks, just say so. The female lead has already been chosen, so just tell us who it is. If you don't tell us, no matter who it is in the end, readers who are following the story will see it as speculation on stocks. Just like The Quintessential Quintuplets, he tells you from the beginning that the female lead is decided, but I want you to guess, I want to play the stock market, isn't that great?
I used to be immediately discouraged by the idea of a security guard earning 800 a day. Now, the description has been changed to 500 a day. Well, the author must be a rich kid, so the poorest I can imagine earning is 500 a day. I'd take 300 from a 500-a-day security guard job and subcontract it out. I could get 3,000 people asking me if I was still hiring. Believe it or not.