Showbiz: We Agreed You’d Play the Victim, So Why Did You Crack Up?

The main character is a charlatan in the entertainment industry who is constantly doing tricks and looks very happy. He also copied some lyrics and X blogged about fans' complaints. But if you really insist on logic, it is a mess, a never-ending variety show, and the director is just a bastard. He confiscated the money without any planning and then sent a camera to follow people to film. He relied entirely on the male protagonist's coquettishness to support the scene, and the male protagonist's company. How bad is it? But what logic does the sand sculpture plot have to follow?

A very funny book. This is the least objectionable book that I have read about entertainment. The plot is very down-to-earth. This is a phenomenon that is not seen in the entertainment industry at present. Most of them are down-to-earth only by some old actors and musicians. He can write about drinking ice tea and smoking at an Internet bar in such an elegant way. It seems that the author is indeed very old. Good review Good review Good review!

Not bad, funny

There is no logic in the writing. Even readers who don't want to use their brains to read it can't stand it. It's watery! It's too watery!

At the very beginning, a variety show cost 30 million for one guest and six guests. Could it be that it was settled in Zimbabwean currency? I feel like the author has some misunderstanding about the numbers.

What kind of star is this? It feels like I am writing about a street kid and a mentally ill person, but I am just not writing about the protagonist making alchemy!

I was laughing so hard that I couldn't stand it. I haven't seen such an interesting book in a long time. Couldn't stop going up at all.

This book is very good and worth reading

The first one is fine, but after 120 it doesn't sound good.

The front is pretty good, the rare system is not annoying! It started to get boring in the mid-term, and the same routine was repeated over and over again to show off, and the national-level skills that were incompatible with each other at every turn turned life into a super-changing stand-alone game!