Let Me Debut, I Can Still Become a Hit!

The new book should have fewer women. If all else fails, just have a one-night stand; don't try to control them all.

Let me first share my impressions of the first three chapters of this book: from being completely confused to gradually getting into the swing of things. I can clearly feel that the author's writing is getting better and better, with the unfolding of the storyline, the relationships between the characters, and even the characterization of the female lead.

This is the most fan-culture-flavored and engaging novel among those featuring popular celebrities. While other similar novels simply have the protagonist pull out a song or script and instantly attract attention from casual viewers and haters, this one truly captures the essence of fandom culture. The author is incredibly knowledgeable about terminology and rhetoric; I learned a lot from them.

Few people on Qidian are truly interested in fandom culture; most are just there for the spectacle. So, is the author trying to teach us, the entertainment-seekers, to pay money to learn the rules of fandom? You're even more... Hilarious than the game planners who teach us how to play games.

I'm going to throw up. They're starting to talk about old women again, especially my friend. Look how old she's aged in 20 years! She's bald long ago, and the aftereffects of plastic surgery are showing – she looks old and ugly. She was like this in the last book, and she's like this in this one too.

Overall, among popular romance novels, the fan-circle series by "shipping experts" is the most fitting! Having Jian Qing throughout is a highlight. Unfortunately, the ending is somewhat rushed; the highlight moments of the female lead, Jian Qing, are abruptly concluded, leaving the reader wanting more.

On this track, no one can beat you. Many authors are now writing about fan wars like you, and I used to think they were all doing a good job, but now that I see your original, the difference is obvious. If we only focus on this one track and develop it to its full potential, it truly is unparalleled.

All the scenarios and language are in the style of fandom, and nowadays most fandoms are female, so there won't be many male audiences. Those who like fandom can give it a try, but normal people shouldn't touch it, they won't understand it.

Maybe I'm getting old. There were already parts I couldn't understand before it was published, but those could be covered up by the excuse that "fandoms don't need logic." But these three chapters that have been published are completely incomprehensible... I don't even know what I don't understand...

The love triangle scenes you wrote are really not very interesting. They're fun as a break, but taking up large sections of the main plot becomes boring. The romance storylines are all pretty similar, though the ones with the characters you know are okay.