The Perfect Superstar

The idiom has always been "deserved", and its source is Chapter 15 of Wu Jingzi's "The Scholars". I don't know when the phrase "deservedly deserves the name" came out. From CCTV hosts to online forums, I always come across it inadvertently. I really don't understand which misguided teacher taught it. So many people think that "deservedly deserves the name" is the correct idiom.

Of course, the plot of the novel is relatively routine. This is okay. There are still routines for being reborn as a star. But the character creation is relatively full, and the writing is very good. Both the protagonist and the supporting role are very vivid. All kinds of beauties have their own characteristics, which is rare. There are no brainless villains. The rhythm of the plot is very good. It is shocking in less than three chapters. It takes one bite to eat. The writing is very realistic. The protagonist starts from the bar, starts as an anchor, and participates in the talent show. Although it is routine, it is normal. The happiest thing is that the protagonist sang solidly in the early stage and did not act, write novels, or start a company. Very nice. I think this is one of the most comfortable and entertaining novels I've read that I read before it was released. The characters are very solidly written. Worth recommending.

To be honest, I ordered them all. But after seeing more than 500 chapters, I feel a bit overwhelmed. Does the author write a book without an outline? The logic of the whole text is a bit confusing, and the preface does not match the postscript. Didn't the protagonist go to Wen Tiantian's company after it was established? Why don't company personnel know if the two protagonists are shareholders? It was clearly called Yuedong Media Co., Ltd., But later he said he would name it Star Factory? What nonsense. Author, if you want to write a heroine, write it well. Why is it that for every woman who appears next to the protagonist, the protagonist's sister tells him not to cause trouble, and every friend of the heroine tells the protagonist not to cause trouble and not to feel sorry for the heroine? Is there something wrong? Does it mean that the protagonist will have sex with women whenever he sees them? What is the protagonist's criminal record? Playboy? You didn't mention much about the subject of the protagonist's father before his death, so why can't his sister even give him basic trust after the protagonist becomes famous? The key is urban entertainment, how about pretending to be a slap in the face? How about feeling better? I won't talk about the lyrics to fill the word count, it's a common problem

Um. . . To be honest, at least the protagonist of this book does not have the situation where the whole world is against him. There is only one female protagonist, and the female protagonist is sensible and does not mess around. Personally, I don't think it is poisonous. It is quite interesting.

After reading the free chapter, what should I say? If you want to write a single female protagonist, write it carefully. Your starting point is completely to open a harem. In the end, you will have a single female protagonist. This is the most disgusting thing.

I don't know why there are so many women appearing. They either have weird brain circuits or their IQs are off-line. They look really weird. If you don't know how to shape them, don't write so many. These women are really poisonous.

Age doesn't matter? Age is actually too much of a problem. Women age quickly, but good-looking men are on the contrary. The older they are, the more attractive they are.

To be honest, I have read so many entertainment articles, but I have never read one that contains the song (I feel really lonely without you by my side). It's quite a classic! Why are there so few appointments?🙂🙂🙂

If you look closely, you will be poisoned 1. Routines and literary copycats (routines are not terrible, but the terrible thing is that they are not innovative or cannot create a sense of expectation, that is, the fun is not well controlled. I recommend Global Movie King, This Star Comes from the Earth, Entertainment Empire, these three books are well handled) 2. The writing is too idealistic (a common problem in urban entertainment) 3. Has the author read too many novels? ? The various detailed descriptions are very similar to other ordinary urban writings, but the problem is that although many of the detailed descriptions are fluent and accurate in meaning, they are unreasonable and cannot withstand scrutiny. For example, the word "dumbfounded" seems so embarrassing. I don't know which one was used first. I have never seen a dumbfounded expression. When surprised, most men can only say "fuck", while women may only say "ah" (surprised tone). Other than these three points, there are no big problems. You can watch it if you don't have high requirements.

Haha, it's all a routine. It's okay after reading a few dozen chapters in the early stages, but it's garbage after that.