Chinese Showbiz 2005: My Chat Group Is Full of Real Stars
华娱2005：聊天群全是真明星
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256Chapters
70Monthly votes
1.6kRecommendations
14kFans
7 ch/weekPace
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The dumbest, most trashy, most incompetent, and most brain-dead transmigrator
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AI is giving me a headache. I'm just kindly reminding the authors not to assume that readers won't notice the AI. The phrase "not... But..." Is typically used in humans to strongly connect two unrelated things, but AI tends to link them together using metaphors that are completely unthinkable to humans, repeating the same thing over and over again. If AI is overused, it's bound to fail. Who would spend money to read AI-generated content?
I almost got poisoned by it. The writing style is exactly like the AI novels on Taobao. The idea is good, but the content is... Indescribable.
In the latest chapter, Liu Xiaoli's use of guardianship as a pretext is no longer for Liu Yifei's sake; the protagonist's continued fawning is a bit excessive.
The more I watch, the more I lose interest. It's completely illogical, like forcing a new phrase to express sorrow, and the sycophancy is so pure.
Having Chen Kun in the group is a toxic thing; Ya Huazi hates Chen Kun to death.
It's a bunch of rambling nonsense, twenty chapters and not a single thing actually accomplished. They just had a brother use connections to submit a business proposal, and that's the least they can pad out for almost two chapters. I just can't stand it anymore.
It was supposed to include Liu Yifei, but then it also included Chen Kun and Yang Mi. 🙂
I gave up after reading 59 chapters. Liu Xiaoli wasn't doing it for Liu Yifei's sake; she was just trying to maintain her parental authority. And the protagonist actually went to coax her? I've never seen such a humble reborn person before.
These two chapters were awful. The author has absolutely no concept of an actor's abilities. Forget about 18-year-old Liu Baozi; even 38-year-old Liu Baozi doesn't have the ability to play two roles and convey the contrast. Could she handle a description like "student by day, diva by night"? She couldn't even handle "student by day, princess by night." Her acting skills are worse than a slightly more advanced AI character.