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Review Detail of AuHNG in I’m Really a Superstar

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This story is basically a self-insert. The main guy is ugly, (pockmarks and average looking) and blah blah blah, according to the story, pathetically bad at everything. Suddenly, one day, he wakes up (well the story starts at this point) and he gains this virtual system that basically gives him an item that helps him. He meets a stupid idiot, get's oppressed, shows him off (face smacking), and this repeats... Also, the author thinks that the mc being praised for stuff he didn't invent is cool? It seems like it's just a big lie, and deep down, surely the mc must know that he actually doesn't really have any skills? The story is repetitive and racist- the book is censored in China for a good reason. The mc gets all da ladies, he get's a girlfriend even though he molested a single mom. There's no commitment in the story. The problem with Qidian is like the problem with Crunchyroll. Poor quality stories can still become popular. I don't like the author being a Chinese supremacist... I mean patriot. The parts I do enjoy... are the parts he himself didn't write, like the poems, etc. That's ironic. The translator is decent. Summary: Translator Quality: decent Premise: Unique Plot: Repetitive Characters/Character development/relationships: Characters are 2D Authors Technical writing skills: Decent, but this is being translated so you can't tell. So 2/5 stars, if I'm being generous 3/5. Also a lot of the people here like repetitiveness, stereotypical tropes, op main characters...? Like I said before, this book feels like a Wattpad self-insert, with better technical writing skills.

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I’m Really a Superstar

Chang Yu

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Basically, I'm saying this book has a GOOD premise, executed well for the first one hundred or so chapters. Until you start to think about what you just read, the flaws are quite well hidden. I liked this book. I ignored the racism, ignored the repetitiveness, I even ignored the blatant harem (I detest harems, except when they're well done like in TDG aka tales of demons and gods)... back when the book was first being translated when I was maybe two or three years younger. And then, I gave it up, not because of all these morally wrong stuff, but because the plot just got boring. I also disliked how the author used Chinese culture in this manner. I would disown him.