I Can See My Girlfriend's Celebrity System
我能看见女友的明星系统
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 312k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 4y ago
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The very first chapter presents a major flaw: the female lead is the original owner's girlfriend. This is a particularly annoying trope.
The problem is: the author is pretentious, creating a bunch of pseudonyms and then revealing them, including names like Li Bai and Yue Fei... Isn't this the greatest insult to the ancients? It's utterly disgusting. And how do you explain the existence of Cen Fuzi and Danqiu in another world without you? If the author doesn't have the literary foundation, they shouldn't plagiarize the ancients.
One pen name is enough. What's the difference between constantly changing it and trying to be a hypocrite while pretending to be virtuous?
Is the male lead just being arrogant? The female lead's boyfriend was killed by the male lead, and the female lead has his child. It feels so disgusting.
Why did he inexplicably put on an alias and hide it from his girlfriend from the start?
This kind of relationship using sockpuppet accounts is truly astounding. No wonder so many people are complaining. I don't know how many of you have seen, but I'm speechless whenever I see sockpuppet accounts.
It was pretty good; I read the whole thing even after turning off the chapter comments.
The concept is truly impressive, but the flaws are also truly egregious. Even songs and movies from 2000 onwards would be enough to sustain you for two lifetimes. To put it bluntly, you can't possibly digest two thousand years of Chinese culture.
The military-themed stories were so well-written, why didn't you continue? If the subject matter was sensitive, you could have written a post-apocalyptic military story, or a military story with a twisted tech tree after a cataclysmic event. The author certainly understands these kinds of ideas better, and their works have proven that. Is the reason you stopped writing because of some people stirring up trouble? Even if you just want to make a living, you should write what you're good at.
Giving away songs for free isn't a good thing. Giving them to my wife is fine, but she has a company behind her. The company will take the lion's share of the profits.