You're Here to Watch Me Make a Fool of Myself, Not to See Me Become Famous!

Well, personally, I think participating in The Voice of China and singing was a mistake.

This kind of formulaic writing is very enjoyable to read at first, but the downside is that it can easily lead to aesthetic fatigue!

I wasn't planning on reading this, since I didn't have any other books to read. I just clicked in to browse casually because I didn't have high expectations. Anyway, I felt it was pretty good after reading it. Although I know it's a light novel, the logic is fairly normal. Those of you who don't have any other books to read might want to check it out.

My suggestion is to avoid entertainment novels after finishing "The Voice of China." I initially thought the protagonist would be able to foresee others' fates and predict their futures, the kind who appears ethereal and otherworldly. However, I find this approach unacceptable in entertainment novels. It's better to return to that style.

I recommended it yesterday and finished reading it today. The beginning was okay, but the last few chapters felt like an outline; the development was too fast. Several months passed in a single chapter, and then a technological invention appeared. At this rate, it'll be flying off the planet in a few chapters. Are you planning to give it a bad ending? 🤐😒

Getting a husky from a pet store for free is like a dream.

Haha, Li Pao

What?! It's been cancelled? Damn it, I even ordered the whole thing!

It's too fantastical, the acting is too forced, and it's overdone.

Are there any challenges to Ozaki's Eight Challenges to follow?