
I Didn't Want to Be a Star, but I Became Famous
不想当明星的我爆红了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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449Chapters
33.6kRecommendations
259.3kFans
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Books with "leisurely" in their titles or systems often feature protagonists who are busier than dogs.
Forget it, I'm not reading anymore. The beginning was alright, at least the logic was sound. But it gets more and more absurd starting from chapter 27. He even wants to evade taxes. Is opening a studio to evade taxes consistent with the theme of this book? Is this so he can live a leisurely life?
I abandoned this story at chapter 39. The synopsis made me think the male lead would become famous through some unconventional, non-celebrity talent, but it turns out he's still a singer, writer, and plagiarist. Honestly, if the male lead could genuinely be a nobody who only occasionally rises to fame, this story wouldn't be unacceptable.
Something that could be solved with 5,000 yuan a month, they insist on giving away 25% of the shares. Amazing! They distribute hundreds of millions of yuan in the blink of an eye.
It's hypocritical and disgusting; let's remove it.
Chapter 8, I just asked you to play a guitar casually, and you had to come up with a new song? The plot is moving too fast! Doesn't this world have any songs?
This is getting more and more outrageous, I've gone off-topic! Didn't you say you didn't want to be a star?! You're all just saying one thing and doing another! You haven't missed a thing, even making a lousy MV to steal someone's first kiss, are you planning to build a harem? You don't even have the heart to settle down, you're really enjoying being a star. Oh well, the world is a long way off, let's not meet again.
The author's writing isn't very good. Every time the protagonist tries to show off, it's the protagonist who initiates it, accidentally does something, and then everyone is shocked. It's like wearing a million-dollar watch, then occasionally glancing at it by accident. Finally, everyone sees the million-dollar watch and is shocked. The live stream explodes. It's okay occasionally, but doing it every time is really awkward. 😥
As a long-time reader who has followed this book since its inception, I must say it's truly excellent! Having read countless entertainment novels filled with song plagiarism, pretentious posturing, and face-slapping tropes, this one is genuinely unique and original. Even the supporting characters and extras are very well-developed. Li Qingyao goes without saying, but Tao Yiran and A Diao have left a deep impression so far. I finished it in one go! Keep updating!
Many parts feel abrupt. For example, reciting "The setting sun and the lone wild goose fly together; the autumn water blends with the vast sky." It's normal to recite poetry upon seeing beautiful scenery, but to immediately label it a timeless masterpiece is too much. Who would dare say that without historical depth? Then there's the beverage ad; sales doubled immediately after airing.