Rent-a-Star

Long time no see. Taking a photo here.

I'm so happy to have my first favorited item! I wonder which baby it is.

Overall, it's alright. The concept is good, but the ending feels a bit rushed.

I find the protagonist's sleepwalking ability and his friend Yu Mo's character somewhat unacceptable. Filming the variety show "Daily Rental Star" as the main storyline is quite meaningful. It's quite surprising that two big stars couldn't even form a team. They're big stars, they can't be unable to hire even a cameraman or editor, can they?

I can't stand it anymore. Everyone, please take a closer look at why there are so many negative reviews about folding.

The content is decent, but there are a lot of typos, which I had to identify using homophones, so it wasn't very good.

There are no exciting moments, no climaxes, and no appeal. If you're looking for a typical urban life story, the characters are all big stars, making it impossible to relate to. It's either about the ordinary life of an average person, a story of an ordinary person's rise to power and a slap in the face, or the extravagant life of a powerful figure that we admire.

The plot is written in a bland way, yet it's also a bit far-fetched. It's contradictory in that way, especially the last part. I gave it a good review, but I think it's not well written.

It's good, but not many people watch it.

It's just so-so. The plot feels a bit rambling, with too little development for the main characters, and the emotional plot twists are abrupt. The characters are underdeveloped, especially the male lead. I almost couldn't continue watching when they started filming the daily rental celebrity segment; I skipped a few chapters, but the later plot remained unengaging.