I Really Don't Want to Trend Alongside a Superstar
我真不想跟大明星上热搜
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 679k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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226Chapters
15.8kRecommendations
79.2kFans
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The book club is too quiet, so I'll just take a selfie.
As shown in the picture!
This post is proof! If this book doesn't become popular, I'll make sure you wear women's clothing!
I understand that the protagonist needs to make money and the story needs to be set in the entertainment industry. But what's so interesting about writing about Korean entertainment? Why keep writing about Korean variety shows to drive the plot? You could write about original shows like Produce 101 or Running Man. Korean stuff just doesn't resonate with me.
There was a very short person, I won't say who it was.
Let me join in the fun!
I haven't started reading it yet, but the fact that the female lead isn't a real person makes it worth checking out. After all, there are bound to be people who don't know or like real celebrities, and frankly, books involving real celebrities are really addictive.
The novel is good; the romantic relationship between the male and female leads is clearly defined, showing their journey from acquaintance to friendship to love, unfolding step by step and developing their feelings naturally, without being abrupt or hasty. In addition, the protagonist also has good career development. It is not a single romance story and can be read as a two-way story, satisfying both romance readers and readers of the rebirth and career-oriented genre.
Sorry, has it been so long since I posted any questions that I've become unlike myself? Here comes the long-awaited question!
I'm currently on Chapter 17, and while I don't know what the author was thinking, I personally think the protagonist is really useless. Why? First, regarding submitting scripts, he keeps saying how great they are, yet he's also afraid the company won't approve them. He has absolutely no confidence.
I have a question. If an ordinary person transmigrates and their first encounter is with a female celebrity—and she's attractive enough to catch their eye, and they're wealthy and attractive themselves—wouldn't they be more likely to pounce on her? It wouldn't be human!