
My Online Girlfriend Turned Out to Be a Superstar
我的网恋对象竟是大明星
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 722k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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354Chapters
141Recommendations
3.3kFans
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The writing reveals a lack of maturity and naivety; let's look forward to the author's future works.
I read a few chapters. I can understand that they've been in an online relationship for three years without video calls, since she's an idol. But expecting the male lead to recognize her based solely on voice chat seems a bit much. Voice chat and real-life voices are different. Besides, I've seen too many of these kinds of plots and I don't want to watch anymore. I guess it'll be another time.
The system is taking the padding to new heights. A single cheat-like lottery feature can be the subject of a whole chapter. A 10-pull gacha, even if you get nothing, still manages to fill half a chapter with system-generated fluff. Why can't they just give you the actual content, the reward, and the story? All I can think about is how to take this padding to a whole new level. How to reach new heights of padding.
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The details weren't written well; it feels like the writer is just indulging in self-pity.
I read it as a standard light novel, and to be honest, the main plot is very bland. I estimate it will be finished in about a hundred chapters. There's too much filler. I don't know if the main plot outline was even written, but it's basically just a rambling account with a lot of filler. I'm looking forward to the next book. Keep it up, it's a tiny bit better than those books that are just toxic and addictive.
Did Lao Xue offend you somehow?
Even a lunatic wouldn't dare write "90% contractually."
This female protagonist is disgusting. It's really disgusting that they've been in an online relationship for so long without ever meeting in person. The author thinks he's being funny.
As someone who's never been in a relationship, I have to ask, is dating really this disgusting these days? Are there really people who date online for three years and still don't know what kind of person they are and are just spouting nonsense?