This Diva Is So Proud, Yet She’s Far Too Forward
这个天后明明很高傲却过分主动
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 139k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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67Chapters
1.9kRecommendations
61Fans
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This book, to be honest, has very obvious problems. One issue is the character design. The male lead initially has a strong sense of pride and insists on not faking it. Although he does fake it later, it's not a big deal. However, after a few chapters, he suddenly becomes a sycophant, especially during the scene where the female lead goes back to the set to have sex. He's incredibly subservient.
Please help me understand the importance of following up on past readings.
The new book isn't doing so well, and I'm so anxious I can't sleep. I'm still writing. Following along is really important for every new book, so please help me out.
To me, the writing is fine, but the author likes to go wild on readers' sore spots. From the very first chapter, there were some issues that weren't particularly problematic to me, but would be problematic for many others, and all of them involved the female lead. This is the first time I've seen something like this in all the books I've read. It's quite a unique talent, I suppose.
I have something to tell you all: Qidian's recommendation system has been revamped. Now, for new books, only one statistic is considered: "following the reader." Reading enough content will get you featured, and reading enough content will advance you to the next round of recommendations, so reading content is really important.
After watching it, I only had one feeling: frustrated.
The story is still stuck in romance for over sixty chapters, and they haven't even managed to film a fairy tale music video yet. So, if they had 100 fairy tales, wouldn't that require over six thousand chapters?
It looks so similar to Zhang Fanzhi's book...
Wasn't the male lead quite proud at the beginning? Why did he turn into a simp later on?
I've read up to chapter 38, and how should I put it? It's getting increasingly unsatisfying. There's no conflict, no exciting moments, it's just too bland. The protagonist's character is unlikable, unrealistic, and doesn't seem like a normal person.
It seems alright, but I don't know if the author will be able to keep writing.