Turning the Tide on a Dating Reality Show

Don't have a reunion plot. If you get back together, it will definitely be very poisonous and poison a lot of people. I personally suggest that the female guests don't recommend it. Let them know how good the male protagonist is and how he likes it but can't get it. This will be interesting. After all, the most indispensable thing in the entertainment industry is beauties, and the most indispensable thing is big-name celebrities. Don't do it first Decide on the heroine. If the heroine is chosen too early and the male protagonist is single-minded, it will probably lose a large number of book fans. It will be too boring. After all, most people who like to read entertainment articles like to watch all kinds of cool and famous scenes of the male protagonist. They also like all kinds of female stars who can't help but love the male protagonist. Or they like bulldozing entertainment articles, which I feel are different from big stars. You must be able to become friends or something, and you can cooperate with her to get resources, but don't let the heroine blindly give you the dog, after all, no one is nice to you for no reason, and people in the entertainment industry are not as innocent as imagined, otherwise Bao Qiang would have been in trouble for a long time. If you must become a heroine, the sooner the better, it is too early to determine that the heroine is really boring, at the very least The code also requires the male protagonist to wander around the entertainment industry, and then confirm with a few more outstanding suitors. The above advice comes from a ten-year-old bookworm. Really, don't choose the heroine too early. You don't want to write a bulldozer plot, and don't choose the heroine too early. There are too many outstanding women in the entertainment industry. If you choose the heroine too early, you will have no sense of expectation.

The sudden rebirth memory is really a disgusting BUG! It might as well be a time travel with completely unrelated skills. Where do the male protagonist's various skills come from? The male protagonist's skills can't be fully developed in ten years, right? If you knew these things at this time in your previous life, how could you not succeed in ten years? How can young people tolerate their talents being buried? If it is a skill learned in the past life and the second half of the life, what does the heroine like about the hero at this time in the past life? The author's conception of "Empty" should be the work of the male protagonist in his previous life and later period. So what did Mr. Qin like about him at this time in his previous life? The logic is confusing!

I just tied it up, so I'll write down my thoughts after reading it. First of all, praise the author's writing style. He wrote about eight people in love, intricately and clearly. And the people who post it all have distinct personalities. The male protagonist is charming but not greasy, cool but not slap-in-the-face, which is rare. Currently, I am rushing to read articles, and it would be nice to read more I would like to read similar articles, do any book friends recommend them?

The author's writing style is very good. As an old bookworm, this is a rare good book. The plot is good, the writing style and description of psychological activities are very good. As for the music, I came to read the book, not to listen to the music. Come on, author, I like your book very much.

I originally spent money to read sweet articles, but the further I read, the more awkward and dark it became. It was like biting into an apple and finding half a worm. I regretted not reading the comment section first 😳

Retired at Chapter 148, the setting was inexplicably revised, and a rebirth setting was also added that directly conflicts with the protagonist's character. I can only say that the author's skills are unfathomable and we, mortals, cannot understand it. Leave a note to commemorate my death. Slip away~

There are spoilers below, so be careful. . . . . . Hey... I saw 148. To be honest, I haven't read this kind of entertainment novel for a long time. I have been reading it since I got off work at 8:30 until now at 6 in the morning. How can I put it this way? The author's group portraits are quite good. Everyone's character is very distinct. I am very satisfied with the character design of Brother Zhang, the silly son of the landlord's family. But there are still some poisonous points. First of all, the first poisonous point is that the setting of the protagonist is not finished in one go. The author writes a little bit at the beginning, and then suddenly inserts a few paragraphs during the romance process. And when writing this part, I don't know if it is a literary youth disease. I especially like to use metaphors, and I am worried that others can see it at a glance, and I am worried that others will not understand it. In short, it affects the reading experience. The setting of the protagonist is actually to travel from another world to the earth, and then experience a rebirth. What we are watching now is only the second episode. We can explain it clearly by writing a few paragraphs carefully. The second poisonous point is where I am reading now. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is all laid out. All it takes is the male protagonist taking the initiative to make me smile like an aunt, twisting around on the bed, and finally getting there after staying up all night in excitement. In the end, because the male protagonist remembered his experience before his rebirth and his love relationship that was frustrated by capital, he became timid and decided to give it another try. When I saw this, I felt the same as the audience members inside, wanting to curse, CNNND. It's okay if you only need to write 148 chapters for a variety show. It's not like I haven't read slow-burning genres, but you ended up making a show like this? I wouldn't be so angry if the male and female protagonists skip a few dates and the variety show stops at live broadcasts, and if the male protagonist becomes popular on a singing show after leaving the variety show, and then pursues the female protagonist. Phew, I'm so angry that I stayed up all night to see this kind of plot. If I had known this, I might as well have gone to bed earlier. Pursuing books is risky, so be careful when ordering them all. I finished reading the rest of the ones I purchased and stopped reading. If the book shortage is serious, I won't read novels.

It's rare to see a novel with sophisticated writing among the many brainless novels. As an author, just stick to your own writing style and leave the rest to readers who like this style.

This comment section is really interesting. Before I read more than 100 chapters, I thought it was too slow to keep up with it. I recently read the book review and I'm glad I didn't pursue it! Book reviews are so joyful👏

I regret it, I should have read the book reviews before pursuing it. I stayed up all night to watch the latest, and the result is this ending (~_~;)