On a Dating Reality Show, My Childhood Friend Turns Out to Be a Celebrity Commentator
人在恋综，青梅竟是明星观察员
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
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- Urban
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- Showbiz Romance
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- 1y ago
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370Chapters
4.9kRecommendations
66.8kFans
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If it's a single female lead, where do all those female supporting characters come from? With so many female characters having so much screen time, wouldn't writing a single female lead be just plain stupid?
6. Single female lead, multiple female supporting characters—when will this constant arguing about their ambiguous relationships ever end?
Is this a romance novel with multiple female leads? I really can't get into it. With so many female leads, it feels like every word the male lead says is a lie.
This novel is quite interesting and worth reading.
1. I enjoy reading novels with multiple female leads, and I don't understand why some people insist on criticizing them. 2. The chaotic situation wasn't handled very well, but it's still quite good for a newcomer. 3. Please, please stop including classical Chinese poetry in entertainment programs.
The quality has been really bad lately. I've accumulated over twenty chapters, and it feels like the quality has been completely ruined by you. The plot conflicts designed by several authors are either unexciting or meaningless. The funeral rock scene could at least be considered as driving the plot forward.
I finished watching it, and I felt the female lead wasn't as compelling as some of the supporting actresses. I felt nothing for her; she just seemed like a pretty face with a terrible temper. The male lead, on the other hand, seemed like a simp. He kept saying he wouldn't be one, but his interactions with the female lead made him look exactly like one.
The "green tea" girl has started to reflect on her actions. After all, she's good-looking and a virgin. She might have a sudden change of heart and accept him, otherwise she'll always feel something's missing, and she'll feel depressed if she gets seduced by another man.
Which variety show allows foreigners to swear during filming? Which variety show goes to a school to film without the principal's knowledge? Why doesn't the production manager or school administrators step in and let people get yelled at and have their mental state affected? What's the point of filming this part if it's not going to be on a show? Is it to get the director and the principal's group fired?
Is the system a bit lousy? The woman gets harassed by the company, and the protagonist doesn't even retaliate.
Sigh... Pretending to be cool only to be slapped in the face... Pretending again, being slapped again... And then it's a cycle of pretending and slapping. And all the female lead does is get jealous...