I’m enjoying this so far, the main character’s devotion to his brother is so heartwarming. It’s a bit similar to I was mistaken as a monstrous rookie as people tend to misunderstand MC and think he’s hiding something serious but really they’re just bad at making excuses! Anyway, I recommend it to people who like entertainment novels.

Surprisingly fun given the title which seems a little cheesy. MC is devoted to his little brother, and he's kind of oblivious but a good person - very cute. He knows he's good-looking yet finds it more inconvenient than anything else. The MC's out-of-the-world looks are conveyed well in the story, and I enjoyed the entertainment/acting scenes. There's revenge plot but also lighthearted moments. Not much of a side cast unfortunately other than villains/people who help him along in the industry.

Note: the story gets increasingly out-there/cheesy after chapter 150. I'd... more>> say 4.5 stars pre-150 and 3.5 stars 150-200, but it seems to be recovering after the America arc. <<less

Reading this requires you to throw any sense of logic out of the window. Everything is given to the MC on a silver platter. Usually I love this trope, but there's just no feeling behind it.

The characteristics and personality of the MC are also quite frustrating and annoying, with the reasons as to who he is in the novel are just dumb explanations.

I can't continue reading after forcing myself to read around 12 chapters. The cringeness of the novel felt like bugs crawling all over my body.

It might be a... more>> good read for some people, but it's a hell no for me. <<less

This is such a good easy read. Not everything needs to be a struggle from the get go. The novel is more motivated by internal struggle than external.

I was devestated when the tl website was shut down. Hopefully someone picks this up.