Entertainment Megastar: I Humiliated Jay Chou on the Basketball Court

Even if you're paying money, I have to say this: your writing is so awkward, you'd be hard-pressed to find many good books on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform).

This is a very basic, light novel; it has some exciting moments, but it's really quite simple.

So you're just giving away business ideas for free to show off? Those ideas are actually quite simple, but they've been forged through countless trials and tribulations by capitalists! You're just telling everyone you meet, without any personal gain! Purely just showing off! Disgusting.

Is this book heading down the path of awkwardness? It's constantly filled with shock and disbelief, and there's so much of the characters' imagined inner monologues that the plot feels disjointed and disjointed.

The phrase "vast sky and boundless sea" has been cut by XZ; if you mind, run away quickly.

By the standards of a beginner's novel, it has no major flaws, but the satisfying moments are poorly executed. For example, if someone's main job is entertainment and their side job is playing basketball, that's perfectly fine. But if you concoct a $14 billion company from scratch with just a few words, and then have them go on a singing competition to refute your claims, do you really think that's satisfying?

😏In reality, Jay Chou (Milk Tea Jay) is actually quite good at basketball. Back in the day, when the Hong Kong singers' team played against the DJ team, Fat Jay even showed off his skills.

Will our dream come true at next year's Olympics? Will we see Yao Ming, Yi Jianlian, and the stars of the game standing on the podium together? I really want to see that!

This is so freaking bad, one song and ten chapters of fluff, is that even necessary? The online arguments could fill two or three pages!

Let's add some extra features. After all, human memory is limited. Just add a sentence that the memories of the past life have been solidified.