This Celebrity Came from the End Times

The subject matter was well-chosen, and the writing was decent, but there were too many foreshadowing elements and too much emphasis on past and present lives, which weakened the main plot. You can reminisce about the past, but you should connect it with the process of the present life. The description should be concise and to the point.

You can use the post-apocalyptic setting as background and character design to add to the protagonist's skills, but you can't expect to succeed on both ends. If you're going for a post-apocalyptic theme, you shouldn't be focusing on entertainment. Lu Xun said studying medicine couldn't save China; how can you expect to save the world by becoming a celebrity?

Having read the previous chapters, the protagonist of the apocalyptic world perished together with the main AI and traveled 40 years into the past. He initially intended to prevent the birth of artificial intelligence, only to discover that the AI ​​had self-destructed. So, are there any of the following possibilities? 1.

After reading the first few chapters, the rebirth theme is fine, the protagonist's post-war stress response is a highlight, and the fact that the apocalyptic villain is gone soon after his rebirth is also great. However, many of the later instructions that seem to relate to the apocalypse, such as the time loop, are problematic.

To portray a variety show director as an empress, controlling everything and able to put whichever celebrity she wants on the show, as if a top star's entertainment company were all idiots, letting her exploit them at will? This portrayal of Yu Hong as an empress is utterly illogical.

The subject matter is fine, but the writing is a bit unrealistic, and the characters are too stereotypical. While I don't like pretty boys either, that doesn't mean they have to be stupid and pretentious. A stupid and pretentious pretty boy will never become popular. Female fans won't like him just because he's effeminate. That initial 30-day chase variety show would never happen.

See the latest chapter So the protagonist is actually in a closed time loop, and everything is predetermined. Because the pursuit of the female lead Xu Jun offended Yang Bo too much, Yang Bo, who became the AI ​​in the apocalypse, killed the female lead Xu Jun immediately. In fact, the AI ​​was a product of the Ark Corporation's mismanagement. Yang Bo, who hated the world, became the AI.

I spent the whole night looking at it. Guess Perhaps the course of history has not changed. After being killed in the explosion, Xu Jun transmigrated to the post-apocalyptic world and became Xu Xin, where she met Fang Cun. She chose the other person because she felt that the other person had the same name as Fang Cun, whom she knew, and that their personalities were similar (it's even possible…

Speechless. Why does everyone keep talking about past lives?

In recent years, criticizing young male idols has been considered politically correct. I find this kind of argument quite annoying. Every generation has its own spiritual needs; just because you don't like something doesn't mean it's wrong.