I'm Already a Top-Tier Star, and Now This Terrible System Shows Up?
我都成顶流了，坑爹系统才来？
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 838k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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The very first chapter features a stupid system; who wants to read about a system slave?
Donating half of your assets every month is a major mistake; your wealth will shrink by nearly 5,000 times in a year, and no amount of help will make a difference.
Therefore, bad novels must have bad plots.
One chapter is enough to make you quit; the invincible system deducts half of the protagonist's assets every month. Goodbye.
Unbearable
Well, the plot was alright, but the song selection was a bit presumptuous, probably dragging down the book's ratings. The foreshadowing was a bit too long, and the donations were obviously just waiting to be exposed – they should have pushed the plot forward earlier. But those are minor issues.
A real female songwriter? This song isn't even niche anymore; I suggest opening a music app and finding classic oldies.
I don't understand the protagonist's logic
It's clearly a "letting things slide to make money" model, yet they insist on creating conditions to avoid hardship and have to star in a TV series that requires training? They could make a lot more money with that time. Another major problem is that the author can't write a climax, always leaving the reader with a feeling of scratching the surface.
The author's writing skills are quite proficient, but unfortunately, the selection of works is terrible, and the author likes to add some toxic elements every few chapters.
I'd read his books before, *Superstar Hong Ze* and *I'm Not a Star*, which offered a different perspective on the entertainment industry. I hadn't seen him release a book for several years, so this time I subscribed immediately after reading the synopsis. Keep it up! I believe in you!
It's all a bit formulaic; they're all just lotteries, copying songs, showing off, and then backfiring. Just grab any similar novel, change the name, and they're all pretty much the same.