Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 296 291. Comments on "This Star is from Earth"

Today I would like to recommend an urban entertainment novel to you.

"This Star Comes from Earth", Guan Wuya, level 5 author.

Category: Urban-Entertainment Stars.

【Introduction】

Han Jue, a young film and television screenwriter who is still struggling, wakes up to find that not only he has changed, but also the world has changed.

The entertainment industry in China is more developed than that in Hollywood across the ocean.

The China Golden Bull Awards has become the most prestigious film award in the world.

"Singer", as the top competition for singers, has reached its tenth season; "The Voice of China" is held every three years, and each season is a national carnival; "The Masked Singer" is held every week and there is never a shortage of buried voices.

It’s easy to see on the streets: crews filming shows, anchors holding up their phones, and online celebrities playing pranks on passersby...

This is the best era for those working in the entertainment industry.

As a has-been idol star in this world, Han Jue is on the edge of this entertainment boom. He no longer wants to be a star, okay?

He just wants to wander happily in the ocean of spiritual food and be a quiet homebody.

【Golden Five Chapters】

Chapter One: Hello, World. The protagonist, Han Jue, was a screenwriter in his previous life and a washed-up celebrity in this one. He wakes up in a bathtub, his house empty. He begins to navigate this world from scratch, finding it utterly different from his previous one. China's status is unprecedentedly high, especially in the entertainment industry. Yet, he's already faded before he even becomes famous.

Chapter 2: I'm an artist. He was brought to the show by his agent, who had been packaged in by riding on the popularity of a female artist from the same company. The show was essentially the same as in his previous life, "Tucao Conference," but in his opinion, the intensity of the comments wasn't strong enough. He researched a lot of information about himself, and when the show officially began recording, he realized that things might have changed.

Chapter 3, the alien version of "Tucao Conference" (Part 1). As expected, the moment the show began, he was madly criticized by the professional stand-up comedians, completely and unreservedly. The second guest also felt extremely embarrassed to be on the same stage with Han Jue. However, Han Jue, the protagonist being criticized, felt nothing, as he had not inherited the original owner's memories.

Chapter 4, the alien version of "Tucao Conference" (Part 2). All the guests' attacks were focused on Han Jue. He had indeed committed many egregious acts in his early days, earning him the unacceptable treatment of the entertainment industry. Even after all this time, these topics were brought up again, and the effect was still very strong. As the target of the attacks, Han Jue gradually realized that he was the main character today, and all the tricks seemed to be directed at him.

Chapter 5, the alien version of "Roast Conference" (Part 3). Finally, it was Han Jue's turn. According to the show's rules, he couldn't refute others' criticisms. He could only do so when it was his turn. He threw away his cards and retaliated against his opponents one by one, as he planned to make this his last performance. He was angry and quit!
【Brief Comment】

About the Author

Guan Wu Ya, a level 5 author, only has this book to his name.

It was launched on May 1, 2018, and received 4200 subscriptions. Currently, it has 200,000 collections on Qidian, 40,000 collections in the bookstore, 560,000 fans, 24 alliance leaders, and 1 silver alliance member.

According to the author himself, this is his first book.

The previous writer said that collecting is indeed quite sad.

summary of the story
This book mainly tells the story of the protagonist Han Jue, who was a screenwriter in his previous life and was reborn into a parallel world in this life and became an artist.

However, due to his personality, he wasted his brilliant start and went from being a popular artist to a has-been star.

Finally, a new agent took him over and brought him to "Tucao Conference".

Good guy, he didn’t even read the cards anymore, he started to play freely.

Needless to say, the effect is much better than the script given by the screenwriter.

Later, he decided not to be an artist anymore.

In fact, he eventually succumbed to reality and rediscovered his talent. He copied many popular songs from the parallel world of China, and moved his storytelling into the conventional actions of copying songs and programs in urban entertainment.

Character characteristics
Han Jue, the first impression is that he is taciturn, but I didn’t expect that he is very eloquent when complaining about others.

As for the characters that appeared in the early stage, except for the agent, I don’t have much impression of them.

Because of a "Tucao Conference", he almost offended all the guests of the same period.
As for style, that's a bit of a mystery.

There are more dialogues in the early stages, and all of this relies on the voice support of the supporting characters in the play.

There is nothing much to brag about the writing style. Apart from some famous quotes, the words and sentences are just smooth and fluent.

Many readers, including the author himself, realized that the early writing was a bit awkward, especially the rap part, which was intended to be inferior to the teacher Ganbo.

It is said that the plot becomes very exciting later on. Since someone said so, let's just assume that he really is going to make the world a better place.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment!

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”!
Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

This is the first chapter of today. I wrote until 3:30 and it seems that the second chapter will be a long way off.

Every time I update, I think about writing two chapters in a row.

The actual situation is always difficult to satisfy people.

Let’s talk about this book again.

Although I just tried it and didn't read too many chapters.

But this beginning is not very good.

In the format of "Tucao Conference", imitating the style of those talk show hosts, the protagonist Han Jue's dark history is narrated.

This is a really good idea.

The only awkward thing is that the complaints prepared by the author are really not particularly funny and are even a bit embarrassing.

This is not just my feeling, but the unanimous feeling of all the big guys in this chapter.

It’s not that everyone’s sense of humor is really high, but the jokes written by the author are quite ordinary.

In my impression, this book used to be ranked quite high and I often heard people recommend it.

As you can see, it has been more than two years since I wrote these few words, so the update is indeed a bit slow.

I've recently entered the monthly update mode again, which is basically no different from self-exile.

I'm not quite sure what happened to this book!
Fortunately, readers have not given up and are still supporting him.

So, maybe my trial reading experience was not accurate, I did not get a good feel for the depth of the book, and I was even a little disappointed.

This book may still have its highlights.

I thought about it myself, maybe it has something to do with the fact that I have been trying to read urban books recently. I have seen too many Chinese-language routines, so they are no longer new to me?

This brings up an old question: why did I choose to attack the city?

That’s because the suspense category hurts my heart, and I don’t dare to write suspense book reviews anymore. It feels so dangerous.

I have also read a lot of urban literature recently and found that there are indeed many great people here, which are worth reading carefully.

I will also continue to introduce you to more urban novels worth reading~
I’ve been practicing Taoism again today, I’m so tired!

(End of this chapter)