I Became a Big Star in My Sleep
我睡后混成大明星
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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422Chapters
27.6kRecommendations
196.8kFans
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I can't stand the female characters in this book. They're basically all rude, tactless, and violent, whether they're domestic or foreign. Especially Yang Mi—the author's fans are too biased. No matter how high the male lead's status, he's always getting beaten and verbally abused by Yang Mi. Is Yang Mi the president? An actress constantly punching and kicking the director and being so verbally abusive! I couldn't take it after reading over 200 chapters. Goodbye 👋
Chapter 15, the persuasion to quit resulted in the poisoning and death. Let me give you a brief summary: Yang Mi was targeted by Wang Jing, who wanted to lure her into a movie. Yang disagreed, but Wang Jing forced her to sign a contract through her company. At this point, the protagonist immediately went to Jiang Wen and said that he also wanted to make a movie and have Yang as the female lead!
Hey, it's been a while since I've been here. Seeing so many people criticizing the author makes me feel relieved.
Good heavens! Yang Mi is the female lead now! I haven't watched it for a few weeks. How did she become the female lead? I'm not watching anymore.
Do you think the author is stupid? The Golden Horse Awards chapters are ridiculous! You can tolerate the Golden Horse Awards but not Deyun Society? Are you begging the Golden Horse Awards on your knees? A big-name director who just won three major international film festival awards is being used as a stepping stone by the Golden Horse Awards, and you tolerate that? Screw your big-name director!
The portrayal of the female characters in this book is truly awful, enough to turn anyone off. An 18-year-old domestic box office champion, a top shareholder of Huayi Brothers, and the son of the most powerful figure in Beijing's elite circles—this character is treated like a servant, bossed around and even physically abused by Yang Mi. If it were a single female lead, I could tolerate it, but for a playboy to fawn over Yang Mi like this is just disgusting.
The male lead is despicable; he takes advantage of any woman he meets.
After reading it, I felt the plot was a bit weak. 650,000 Words and only one movie and one TV series were made, and the female lead wasn't even confirmed. He's not exactly low-status, yet he hasn't slept with any women and is still a virgin. The author's romance is poorly written; too convoluted and contradictory.
The protagonist's antics at the beginning of the exam were annoying; he kept calling people "Egg" and even pretended to apologize—at least make it believable! Encountering someone like that during an exam is like having forgotten to check the almanac before leaving home; you've run into a ghost.
Um… I saw those few pictures after they were released, and I want to ask, couldn't the protagonist be a little more assertive in front of those women? Does everyone just come and take advantage of him? It's ridiculous! Can't the protagonist be a little more assertive? If he doesn't have feelings for Liu, then stop dragging things out. It's disgusting to watch. Bye!