This Star Is a Little Obscure
这个明星有点冷门
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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This book is really well written. It's been a long time since I've seen such a wonderfully written book. Unfortunately, I'm not well-educated, so all I can say is that it's well written. Most entertainment novels these days are "feel-good" stories, and even those that are different are somewhat similar. This book is different.
Not only are the celebrities niche, but even the books are niche—a frenzy for a small group of fans.
It might be a matter of personal taste. But I genuinely think that for an entertainment novel, this is quite well-written and enjoyable. It's really pretty good!
To be honest, it wouldn't be out of place for the protagonist to be a playboy and amorous womanizer, having ambiguous relationships with multiple women. But given Ye Che's character, if you were to write about multiple female leads, it would absolutely fall apart. I already have a feeling the author is planning to create a harem, so I'm backing out.
One hundred floors, one floor 100
Well, I really liked the pacing of the beginning of this book, and the song selection at the start also suited my taste. However, judging from the synopsis, it seems to be an all-around entertainment novel. When I read entertainment novels, I usually only read about singing and acting, or both.
This book might... Honestly... But... Although... It could be called "My Rich Second-Generation Friends"
I'd like to know which songwriter, after having around 20 well-known songs led by hits like "Red Sun" and "Blue and White Porcelain," would be considered a second-tier singer... Jay Chou was already being called a king after releasing his second album, Fantasy.
After reading the beginning, it has a bit of the feel of "This Star Comes from Earth" and "This Star Wants to Retire". Perhaps this is a common setting in time-travel novels featuring celebrities. The protagonist was a star in his previous life. After transmigrating, he has some basic skills and starts his singing career, etc.
It's very well written; it's definitely in the top three of the entertainment articles I've read (since I haven't read that many). I just don't know why no one's reading it. Maybe it's because of the name...? (I've missed it more than three times because of the name).