
I Was Already a Fake Top-Tier Star, Then the Real Top-Tier Star-Level Skill Arrived
我都假顶流了,真顶流熟练度才来
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- Completed
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- 948k Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
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- 12mo ago
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If good acting skills were all it took to succeed, would it still be the entertainment industry? 🙂
Money laundering?
Isn't this kind of fake top influencer, created by the author, the perfect tool for money laundering? Why not mention it?
This cross-dressing character is so low-class. Lin Pingzhi isn't a cross-dresser. You could say his martial arts became more effeminate after he died, but throughout the entire story, Lin Pingzhi is a true man who fights against fate with all his might. Adding a cross-dressing attribute makes it seem cheap and cheap, turning the performance from a fake top star into something superficial.
Hopefully, we won't follow the crowd in the future.
Overall, it's alright. I know the frequent, somewhat awkward speeches are for the sake of practice, but the time span of a book can be very long—two years to level up, five years to level up, ten years to level up, or even until death without ever reaching the required level. That's part of the appeal, part of the sentiment. It's just too awkward.
It was alright, a bit nonsensical, but still reasonably logical, just within my acceptable range. There was another book that used mental illness as a selling point, and it was so forced and awkward; after reading a few chapters, I started to worry about the author's mental state.
Acting is one thing, but to add cross-dressing skills is really disgusting.
Does "fake top star" refer to someone like Xiao Zhan?
RT. Making a New Year's film bankrupted the investors, leaving them with nothing. Even a big director like Tsui Hark couldn't save him—500 million in investment, 600 million in box office! He's really rolling in money.
Filming is like playing around. The filming in this novel is just following the TV series plot. It's ridiculous. The scenes are all different. What kind of production team does this? Are all the scenes set up every day? Don't they need to arrange the camera positions and lighting in advance?
Are you still criticizing him? "It's not dark anymore!" "But I haven't said who he is yet..."
Just because you are too beautiful