I Really Didn’t Mean to Become Famous

The first 500 chapters are okay, but I don't recommend reading the rest. It feels like it was written by another person, still writing with feet. There is no logic, no cause and effect. What impressed me most was the part about writing advertisements. The advertising plot of "I Speak for Myself" is mediocre and not interesting at all. But it had to be written that this advertisement was very popular as soon as it came out, and then various platforms came to force it. It seemed disgusting to write it forcefully. And the mobile phone advertisement is even weirder. There is nothing interesting about it, and it doesn't have any classic advertising slogans. It's just forced to write. Then the phone sold out. What is this trying to highlight? It highlights that the protagonist can show off his abilities even without using classic advertising slogans. I can't get that point myself because I can't imagine that picture in my mind. Even if I could imagine it, all I could imagine is that the person the protagonist found was good at acting, and there was nothing else messy about it. I don't even think about the use of that mobile phone.

The front is pretty good, about a thousand chapters. The future will become a sea, especially in foreign countries where development is more difficult. If you play basketball, you can get dozens of chapters.

To be honest, I started reading it well. I have been doing better writing entertainment articles recently, and I am different from the earth's entertainment industry. However, the second half of the Western countries is a bit messy. I guess the author is tired of writing and has become more and more in sync with the earth's entertainment industry. The plot is becoming less and less interesting as I read it. I still can't finish it and I can't stand it anymore.

I'm reading it now, it's really good, I feel like the author is very attentive

It's a bit like Zhang Ye in I'm Not a Big Star. He might have been warned later.

The first few hundred chapters were okay, but the writing became more and more messy after that. When the number of words increased, the author couldn't control it anymore.

Inconsistent and confusing logic.

The main character is disgusting and often sings after drinking too much. No matter how you look at it, the protagonist is disgusting when he drinks too much, but it is the one who drinks too much and cuts off the film that is the most disgusting.

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