I Started Slacking Off After Joining a Dating Show
上恋综后我摆烂了
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- Completed
- Length
- 751k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 3y ago
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The father is a rock star, the mother an international film queen, and they solved the case of the protagonist Wang Toutiao's son.
If it's a dating reality show, where are the cameras? A lot of things need to be filmed under the cameras. At the beginning, when they're choosing guests and making phone calls, where are the production crew members? Aren't they filming? I've watched quite a few dating reality shows, and when I read this book, it felt very strange. The process was correct, but it just didn't feel like a dating reality show.
The male characters are all unlikable, and the female characters are either traumatized or have feelings for someone else. This dating reality show is just like a talent show.
It was okay at first, but it got more and more frustrating as it went on. The protagonist's mentality didn't change at all in over a hundred chapters. He was just torturing himself and disgusting the readers. It turned the protagonist's laziness into the author's laziness.
No, you're writing a romance reality show, constantly emphasizing your rejection of romance, yet you're also having ambiguous relationships with several women. What are you trying to express? Either give us some sweet moments, whether it's a single female lead or multiple female leads, or focus on business and career, completely rejecting romance. This is a hodgepodge; what are you trying to say?
The synopsis makes it seem like the main character is the son of Wang Piku and Zhang Ziyi 🐶
I support two female leads. If you really want a single female lead, please let me know in advance so I can say goodbye.
The book's strengths lie in its relatively delicate emotions and smooth plot, though it's not quite perfect. I haven't found any weaknesses yet. The best aspect is the character of Ren Woxing. He's quite self-centered and arrogant with many flaws, but later the book also introduces some of his virtues.
The female lead, Chen, seemed a bit awkward at first, but I couldn't quite put my finger on why. It wasn't until a few recent chapters, when Chen's inner monologue included a tentative step, that it dawned on me – wasn't this the "white lotus" character that always comes with the term "green tea"? When I took 99 steps to pursue you, you told me you only saw me as a friend.
It's like putting up a mutton sign to sell dog meat. If the author is the opposite, then disregard what I said; I came for the title alone. The result is that while emphasizing appearances, the actual work is truly inhumane—a hypocrite trying to have it both ways.