
I’m a Superstar, and I’m Driving My Fans Away
我,巨星,劝退粉丝
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 727k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 3y ago
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When I was young, I couldn't appreciate rap, and now that I'm almost thirty, I appreciate it even less. I'm destined to be an ordinary person my whole life.
Turning fans away? Gaining and attracting fans through livestreaming—those two things will be over by tomorrow.
The diva didn't deter him, but this fashion industry drama did. A sudden romance inexplicably led the woman to stir up trouble, while the male lead remained silent, displaying cowardice, wickedness, incompetence, and immaturity.
Want people to unfollow you? It's easy! Just do all the things that disgraced celebrities do, right? I hate this kind of deceptive practice.
Keep going! As someone from Fujian, camellias truly resonate with me. My childhood was spent surrounded by camellias; our yard was filled with them. My father also favored camellias and peonies. Peonies symbolize wealth and hope, while camellias were definitely his favorite. I still remember how he would share his joy with the whole family every time the camellias bloomed.
If you can't even choose the right songs for your entertainment writing, what are you even writing about? You choose songs by a bunch of popular, talented, and well-regarded singers, and instead pick a song by Lu Han that nobody's heard of. I suggest you stop writing novels and go home and raise pigs.
The author should perhaps change the book's title to "Me, Choosing Songs, Dissuading Readers."
The first song was Lu Han's "Medal". I searched for it because I hadn't heard it before, but I didn't dare to listen to it.
It's really unnecessary. This diva title is really discouraging. Normally, nothing would happen, but with everything else piled up and this diva title on top of that, it's really hard to handle. 🥵
Losing followers is easy; just expose any one of the following: pornography, gambling, or drugs.