What Kind of Top-Tier Star Acts Like This?

The part where the protagonist writes and records songs is so frustrating! He keeps writing songs that are seriously off-key, impossible to learn. This part really left me speechless. I was thinking, if you're going to write like this, you might as well not release any songs at all.

These days, novelists always seem to have ambiguous relationships with one person or crushes on another. I feel that sometimes, romantic subplots aren't absolutely necessary.

Did I not order the official version? What happened to the promised open sale? Where is it now? Are you just putting up a front for something else?

Well, other novels prioritize plot with dialogue as a secondary element, but this one is all dialogue with the plot only briefly mentioned. I've read over a hundred chapters, and dialogue makes up 90% of each chapter. I don't know how to evaluate it; it's hard to say. It's like I've read it but don't feel like I've actually read it.

This is a rare gem among well-written entertainment novels. It's a light and easy read; the author isn't self-indulgent, pretentious, or overly idealistic. The protagonist is handsome and self-aware, and the financial contracts and such aren't offensive. The writing is genuinely good, without any contrived pretentious or face-slapping plots. It just slipped away before I knew it. The only downside is the infrequent updates. I'll start with a million words! Keep it up!

The first fifty chapters were bland and uneventful. I was initially hoping for the "golden three chapters" to come, but they didn't deliver. I expected a climax after the first variety show appearance, but that didn't happen either. No wonder the ratings are still so low despite writing so many chapters.

I was initially drawn to this book by the phrase "playing it easy" in the title. To be honest, I really admire Xu Nian's proactive approach to "playing it easy"—his ability to do so with conviction, a clear conscience, and consistency between words and actions is the best I've read in the last five years. It resonates deeply with my own life over the past decade.

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This book is actually alright; the content is good. However, there's one thing: when I saw that the author was offering tens of millions for being an image ambassador for a Chinese city, I instantly lost interest. You could call it a parallel universe, but it doesn't fit my logic. Of course, the author made some revisions later, so I'll continue reading. My first two subscriptions are just a small token of my appreciation.

The idea of ​​becoming a sensation in the US is a bit far-fetched; at least bring up Justin Bieber's baby as a starting point.