This Top Class Guy Is Not Afraid of the Collapse of His House

In fact, what I find most interesting about this book is his description of fans. As a generally narcissistic online article author, this author used his wildest imagination to describe a standardized fan unit that has been completely abstracted, conceptualized, facialized, standardized, mechanized, automated, artificially intelligent, and reptileized. This reminds me of the robot octopus in The Matrix. For these fans, they are female, young, rich, and have time, but they behave like the mechanical octopus in the mother's body. The function is similar to that of a web crawler. They search endlessly for so-called masterpieces. All the information about this perfect idol created by the author, as long as they know this information, they will immediately react accordingly according to the most ideal reaction method of commodity socialization. Whether it is the products endorsed by this idol or the activities of this idol, these mechanical octopuses will swarm them. Complete various data tasks in a very orderly and rational manner, such as taking photos and group photos. Buy products, buy related peripheral products, buy the products you endorse, stand for them, cheer for them, buy tickets to enter, and then disappear automatically. All consumerized behaviors are described by the author as an extremely rational and machine-like behavior, which makes people shudder, and since you only think of a mechanical octopus, it is like a crazy mechanical octopus. This is a description that completely deprives fans of their personality and personality. These fans have completely lost their personality attributes. They don't even have temper, they have no concept of being funny, and they can't make any moves to resist. They are a group of good Internet citizens. Presumably this is what all platforms, all online writers, all idols, and all these people hope for most, which is to abstract fans into a unit that provides money. They only need to provide money, people, and data as instrumental people.

I am a die-hard fan, but not a die-hard fan. If you do this, even if Jesus comes, you will be told that you are awesome. Moreover, author, your idea is easy to be blocked. If this book is not popular, it will still gain some popularity. If it becomes popular, it will be blocked.

There is a kind of beauty without academic qualifications. How dare you read the content?

It's just ordinary writing, what's the point? No passion, no excitement, just highlight that the main character is only handsome and nothing else

Uh, the author has a really big misunderstanding about top-tier people.

I don't have any objections to the plot or setting, but your writing style is really not suitable for writing a popular novel. It's as trivial as daily spoken language, here and there, just like prose. I feel that your style of writing is more suitable for serious literature, youth literature and the like. Popular novels all pursue a sense of experience and immersion. Your writing is too scattered and makes you feel tired while reading it. This novel can be summed up in one sentence. There is no life for literary youth, but the disease of literary youth.

This introduction, without the idea of ​​testing the poison, is pretty cool

There's no sense of pleasure at all, it's all the author's own pleasure.

The protagonist is obviously a eunuch, but he is also described as a scumbag. Top female celebrities and entertainment stars are coming to his door. The protagonist does not have the ability. How to write it in reverse?

The first few books seemed okay, but this book is really a piece of shit, and it seems like a different person from the first two books. The author wrote a book that really shook up the world of thought. Reported

When will the author release a new book?

Fanfan's fate is the protagonist's fate

I've read more than ten chapters, but I can't understand it.

Are you really convinced to write a novel and the male protagonist is reincarnated with aphrodisiacs? I guess any 80-year-old woman who is rich and powerful can go to her, either to fuck her or to seduce her.

This style is a bit like the male model novel, both of which are rather weird novels. Self-questions and answers are occasionally interspersed with two sentences of dialogue.

It's rare to see so many bad reviews in a book review section! Do you want to read what everyone says?

The author really kept going back and forth the more he wrote. What kind of nonsense is this? A stick here and there a hammer, were they written by AI? It feels like every chapter is disconnected, and the readability is ridiculously low! Cut it quickly

When will this crappy variety show end?

The plot is very good, but the writing is so poor that the whole book has no sense of excitement or immersion.

The writing is too poor, it feels like the preface does not match the follow-up, and there is also that anchor. I can't figure out why the protagonist is so fond of that anchor, and the protagonist is also a bit of a brainchild. He obviously sang a song with the main melody and went out to do other things and couldn't control his private parts. No matter how powerful it is, it is just a matter of one official sentence. The author also wrote a cool article and left it to his brain.

It's easy to read, the pace is slow, and there is too much nonsense. The reason seems to be a way of writing comments. There is too little interaction and the book is not bad. As long as I can tolerate this kind of writing, I will put it on the bookshelf and read it once every ten days. It is not bad. It is better than those well-written entertainment novels where many of the protagonists are dog lickers. If the author can improve his writing in the next book, I feel it is better than Golden Retriever. What I am talking about is the intention. He has too many private goods.

It feels like a new track for entertainment writing. But the way fans attracted me was too cultish and I couldn't stand it, so I abandoned the article.