Love Showdown: Are All the Female Contestants My Ex-Girlfriends?

The protagonist does not have any benefits. If other guests ask him to carry things, he will carry them. This disgusts me. I'm not familiar with you, and I'm not your friend. Suddenly he became someone else's beast.

The writing of this book is actually okay, but the character of the male protagonist really made me uncomfortable. The male protagonist gets the Superstar System and wants to unlock his acting skills and realize his dream of becoming a star. This is purely because he wants to become famous, not because the system forces him to do so. The system requires him to complete seven love tasks. When the girl's favorability reaches 100%, he will break up and start the next one. He was very considerate in every interaction he had with her, and he looked very caring, but he didn't have any love in his heart. Those gentle and considerate things are all staged, just to gain favor, complete tasks, and exchange for capital to become stronger. Seven girls devoted their sincerity and spent their youth, thinking they had found true love, but in the end they were just tools on his way to pursue his dreams. As soon as the favorability level was full, he walked away immediately. This relationship was a scam from the beginning. The plot behind it is also too deliberate. The male protagonist participated in a love show and unexpectedly met the previous six ex-girlfriends at once. This meeting was planned by the seventh girl. I heard that the male protagonist got back together with No. 7 In the future, so I didn't continue reading. I couldn't watch the previous plot alone. There's no such thing as being involuntarily, all choices were made by him. It was he who was greedy for fame and fortune and actively chose to deceive his feelings in exchange for ability. He plays the lover soberly, watching the other person slowly fall in love with him, and then turns around and leaves when there is no use for him anymore. In order to satisfy one's own ambition, consuming the sincerity of seven people is even more disturbing than ordinary emotional betrayal. Many plots are forced conflicts, and there are so many coincidences that they are inconsistent. If you think about it carefully, the logic does not hold up at all, so you can only look at it without thinking. I really don't understand why this book has so many positive reviews. No matter how realistic the leading actor is, he relies on a few false romances to pave his way to stardom. I really can't sympathize with this contempt for other people's feelings.

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Quite interesting

From what I can see, there's nothing particularly poisonous about it.

Author quick update

Just watch it blindly. You can still make do with it without using your brain.