Chinese Showbiz: I Never Meant to Become a Femme Fatale

This book has both obvious strengths and weaknesses. The strength lies in the well-written daily interactions between the protagonist and the various female celebrities. The weakness is that there's too much detail in these interactions, and it can't be explored in enough detail. What's the point of writing so much about daily life?

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So far, it's well-written. However, please don't add Yang Mi (a fan of the male lead) to the cast. This woman is too opportunistic. As a casual observer, I really dislike her actions, especially her behavior regarding the seating arrangement between Xin Zhilei and Xiao Zhan on Weibo this year. It was truly speechless.

The timeline is moving too slowly; we've already reached almost 600,000 words, and only half a year has passed to the middle of 2014.

Is the male lead always 18 or 19 years old in the finale?

Author, your slice-of-life writing is divine, but your career storylines are a complete mess, especially the part about traffic—it's constantly shocking and full of pretentious posturing followed by backlash.

Personally, I don't think Zhang Jingyi is pretty.

My roommate, who owed me money, only had one request before he died: Please add Gulnazar, Chen Duling, and Liu Haocun to the female characters in the story. 🙂

Bai Lu's career has collapsed! Even though she used Dilraba as a shield to suppress the heat, and dragged in many other celebrities to do the same, she's still unscathed despite offending so many stars! Amazing!

I feel the author's writing is really good, but it's a pity he didn't grasp the key points. I believe that some people will read more slice-of-life entertainment novels, but I'm sure the readership will be a niche group. Otherwise, the book's performance wouldn't have been so poor. The focus should be on career, with daily life as a secondary element. It's a shame about the author's writing!