Cultivating a Male Star: I Took Advice and Became a Top-Tier Star

I haven't finished reading it yet, but I want to say that the author could start writing about the protagonist's inner world. I myself am an example; I'm of average appearance and weigh 220 pounds. I spent five months losing weight down to 135 pounds, and I'm maintaining that weight now.

To explain to the author, enhanced athletic ability is the result of the body's cells repairing after damage. The new cells become stronger, and even if you don't exercise for a long time afterward, you can return to your original level as long as there is a recovery period. So what's the point of having this immune system damage buff? Having this buff means that no matter how hard you try, your body can't improve! This also shows that the author is a complete novice when it comes to sports.

The latest chapter really got me pumped up and brought tears to my eyes. Damn it, just keep writing! If you can maintain this quality, you'll definitely become a masterpiece, you'll definitely make it into the three-star classics hall of fame! If you can't, I'll use my entire salary to put it on the list! I earn 6000 yuan a month, I'll throw 1000 yuan into it! I don't believe you can't make it!

The beginning was really good, and the story was incredibly engaging up to the point where it was unbeatable. But after chapters two hundred and so, it got a bit boring and started repeating the same old tropes of showing off and getting slapped in the face. The Dragon Boat Festival gala was poorly written.

Brothers, while reading about college students "reorganizing the workplace" sounds exciting, I advise you to just fantasize and not actually do it. Reorganizing the workplace can protect your rights, but don't act impulsively. Focus on gaining experience and knowledge first. Look for jobs with good growth potential or opportunities to broaden your horizons.

I've watched more than half of it, so let me share my thoughts. At first, things were going well. I tried to change myself every day and gradually improved. After it was launched, things didn't go well. At first, I thought it would take the celebrity route, like becoming a singer, songwriter, or appearing on variety shows, but later I found out it took the internet celebrity route.

It's basically reached its end; there's nothing left to write. He's used up all the current events and hot topics. Then there's no romance plot, and the repetitive formula starts to feel tiresome around chapter 300. But I must say, the first 300 chapters were genuinely well-written.

It opened high but then fell, and I couldn't bear to watch it go any further.

The beginning seemed well-written, especially the Russian swearing section and the subsequent barrage of punches. However, the further I read, the more problematic the values ​​seemed. The author's writing itself seemed fine, but upon closer reflection... (It reminds me of Tang San nowadays).

The male protagonist in your book seems to have the same personality as the typical consumerist male god—a total self-indulgent type. The supporting characters are all ridiculously dim-witted, highlighting the protagonist's extraordinary intelligence.