
I'm the Top-Tier Star!
我才是顶流巨星!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 732k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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282Chapters
16.5kRecommendations
50kFans
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Hopefully, the female lead will be Lee Ji-eun.
It would be better not to write in Chinese at all. When I read the ones written in Chinese, the dialogue was translated exactly like Korean dialogue. And to be honest, the protagonist feels like a little teddy bear. He's already got a huge rap on Wu, yet he still says he looks down on him. It's ridiculous.
Let's wait until the protagonist returns to the Chinese entertainment industry, and then the author writes about it again.
It's best not to write that the protagonist in an entertainment novel comes from a very wealthy family, otherwise it's unrealistic. For example, the rich second-generation celebrities didn't actually have much money in their families before they debuted. At most, they might have a few hundred million. The one you wrote about has at least tens or hundreds of billions. Who would become a celebrity if they were an only child from such a wealthy family?
I've only read a dozen chapters, and to be honest, it's a bit too much of a sycophantic approach. Author, are you perhaps driven by a fan mentality? I suggest you read the latest novel, *Peninsula Asteroid*. It's also about a wealthy family, but your sycophancy is a bit greasy. Personally, I feel that you should never write a book from a fan's perspective, even if it's biased.
It's so indecisive and hesitant. I didn't know the author was just like this. They're so capable, yet they can't even decide for themselves who the female lead in their music video is? And then after the company made the decision, they started nagging and complaining about how strange it was. Sigh.
A time traveler, born into a wealthy family, knowledgeable about later music and major events. He then signs a contract with a South Korean entertainment company, essentially becoming an enslaved slave.
I love Yoon-ah, she's so good, I want more!
I support Princess Yun'er.
A top-tier celebrity, a plaything of a South Korean chaebol, returned to his home country and became a superstar adored by millions. Wow! 👍