After the Group Disbanded, I Became Famous!

My Thoughts on After the Group Disbanded, I Became Famous!

"After the Group Disbanded, I Became Famous!" promised a fun dive into the entertainment industry, and for the most part, it delivered. It's a completed story, which is always a plus for me, and the premise of a former idol finding success as an actor is intriguing. Overall, I found it an enjoyable, albeit somewhat repetitive, read.

First Impressions

I was immediately drawn in by the setup: Lu Xu, a talented actor reincarnated into the body of a much-maligned idol. The initial chapters set the stage well, and I was eager to see how he'd navigate the tricky world of showbiz. The comedic undertones were a nice touch, and I appreciated the focus on career advancement rather than romance.

What Works Well

The face-slapping! Okay, I know it sounds a bit juvenile, but there's a certain satisfaction in watching Lu Xu shut down his haters, especially when he does it with wit and sarcasm. Many readers praised Lu Xu's personality, and I agree – he's sharp-tongued and doesn't hesitate to defend himself, which is refreshing. The descriptions of the dramas and films Lu Xu stars in are also detailed and engaging, making me wish they were real! The cyberbullying aspect, while sometimes uncomfortable, does add a layer of realism to the story.

Areas of Concern

The biggest issue I found, and something echoed by other readers, is the repetitive nature of the plot. Lu Xu faces trouble, he triumphs. Haters appear, he shuts them down. It can get a bit predictable after a while. I also felt that the character interactions, while present, could have been more fleshed out. The story sometimes felt more like a report of Lu Xu's accomplishments than a deep dive into his relationships and emotions. The lack of struggle for the MC also made the story feel shallow at times.

Final Verdict

Despite its flaws, "After the Group Disbanded, I Became Famous!" is a fun, lighthearted read. If you're looking for a story with a strong, witty protagonist, satisfying face-slapping, and a glimpse into the entertainment industry, this might be right up your alley. Just be prepared for some repetition and a somewhat superficial exploration of the characters' inner lives. I'd give it a solid 3.5/5.