Showbiz: I'm Really Not a Laid-Back Star

There is a reason why this book is not popular. At the age of eighteen, you are the person you used to be and you are on the ordinary road. You have obviously set up a system and keep releasing songs, as if you are in the entertainment industry, but it seems that you are not. Sometimes you have a class reunion, then you are messing with the dormitory, you are in the entertainment industry, you are writing a novel, you are an idol like Qin, and writing a novel is like cooking cheap crab sticks. It is all scattered and messy, without any climax.

This is the most awesome pig's trotter I have ever seen. He started writing novels online at the age of 0 and 2 days.

... I haven't seen this type of Buddhism at all😅

You're so paced that you wish you could finish it in just one hundred chapters. You can't just slightly change the outline and just publish it, right?

To be honest, if you were reborn in a parallel world and played Jay Chou's songs, most people really don't like his songs.

These entertainment novels all like to help people write songs for no reason.

After reading so many chapters, I feel that this novel has too much irrelevant content, which is basically irrelevant to the theme.

It was quite good at first, but the more it gets written, the more rubbish it gets, and the more it gets written, the more rubbish it becomes. I just met it not long ago, so I don't recommend this book.

I gave up the book. When I got to Chapter 15, there were a lot of typos and I couldn't understand the language. The author should go to elementary school and study hard for two years.

Didn't see the Buddhist system, a puddle of clear water, farewell