
I Went Onstage to Drink and Sing, and the Goddess Made Me a Trending Topic
上台喝酒唱歌的我,被女神送上热搜
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Entertainment Industry
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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652Chapters
33.1kClicks
252Favorites
12Fans
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The Pacific Ocean isn't as deep as your water.
There's been too much rambling. If I had time to find another book, I wouldn't have listened to this far.
The first 100 chapters are okay, but after that it's just filler to reach the word count, so it's not worth reading.
Too many "because," "therefore," and "but" statements, just padding the word count, so I had to give up!
Too much nonsense, all you do is talk water.
It's too wordy, saying so much about the same thing.
After 100+ chapters, it's all filler. Is it worth dedicating 7-8 chapters to describing a minor character regretting their mistake? Is it worth writing so much about composing a song for someone else? Can you please stop typing so much? I'm sick of hearing it. These kinds of words are the most annoying at the beginning and end. A few sentences per chapter is fine, but this one appears every few paragraphs.
The watermarked text is so watery it's unbearable to read.
Watermarks, I don't want to look at more than 100 characters.
The author wanted to write something different, but the Dionysus System didn't fit the theme well; it was more suited to martial arts. In the entertainment industry, alcoholism among public figures is very damaging to one's reputation. Even if the system prevents them from getting drunk, their alcohol tolerance is still considerable and doesn't qualify as "mild drinking."