This Star Is Far Too Enthusiastic!
这位明星过分热情！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 689k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- English
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Synopsis
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292Chapters
12.4kRecommendations
32.9kFans
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The protagonist deliberately injured himself.
When I saw the second season of The Edge Walker, the protagonist deliberately caused an accident to hang from the wire for marketing purposes, paralyzing himself. I could tolerate the previous flaws, but this was something I really couldn't stand.
Having read up to chapter 75, is it really that disgusting? One minute he's hugging the chubby boy and calling him "wife," and the next he's considering giving the female lead to someone else. Where did his conscience go? A protagonist can have a harem of scumbags, but I can't accept a scumbag.
The author's synopsis isn't very appealing; it seems like he's just mindlessly playing around with women using cheat codes.
Great! Much better than the last one. I added it to my list immediately because Fei wasn't mentioned in the description!
I won't comment on the "Rainbow Cat and Blue Rabbit" flagship adaptation; there's been a similar adaptation in Chinese literature before. But turning "Love Apartment" into "Love Courtyard" feels somewhat incongruous to me. Putting aside other things, the opening scene emphasizes couples moving in. How do you manage to offer half-price rent and free utilities?
A transmigrator with a system tries to win in the entertainment industry fair and square, taking shortcuts every day, and then pretends to be disabled to gain sympathy? The author's bottom line is too low! I regret reading your novel! How many entertainment industry novels have authors like you who have a system and do disgusting things that can't be brought to the table?
Thankfully, I dropped the story when I got to the part where the protagonist self-harmed, otherwise I would have ended up like the readers who continued reading 🤡
Bingbing used to look average
It only acquired this charm and allure after being handled and polished by Sammo Hung for a while; the patina it developed is truly like it's been blessed.
The protagonist serves as a link between the author and the reader. The author creates a protagonist to provide readers with a sense of immersion, and readers subscribe to the author in order to enjoy the immersion. Therefore, the protagonist does not belong solely to the author; a portion of the protagonist also belongs to the readers.
A traditional courtyard house isn't necessarily as comfortable as a modern apartment building.
Furthermore, filming Love Apartment in a courtyard house is too different; it turns a modern sitcom into a period drama.