From Thug to Idol: Transmigrating to a Survival Show by SandKastle

Ok...i'll admit that some parts of this novel, I kind of just skim through. But overall, it's pretty funny. I'ma keep reading. On chapter 61 as I write this here.

The appraiser's paradox.

Evaluators, paradoxical beings in the webnovel tapestry,
Poison testers, they dance on the edge of danger,
Sometimes, between living and dying, they vanish like mist,
Resurrection, a cyclical narrative that beckons them once more.

The zenith of pleasure for the evaluator is to see their critique resonate,
The effort, a journey through the pages, transmuted into words,
Transcending the work into an impartial evaluation,
The reward, recognition, an echo in the vast virtual universe.

But behold the paradox, woven in invisible threads,
The existence of other evaluators, shadows on the same stage,
Each with their nuances, distinct evaluations,
In a game where the very art of evaluation is evaluated.

Sometimes, the evaluation is submerged in a tide of other critiques,
The evaluator, faced with the challenge, makes a crucial choice,
Between refining their evaluations, polishing their own art,
Or venturing into unknown lands, where works await in the shadows.

There is a third path, bold and perilous,
Where quality is sacrificed in favor of quantity,
Each evaluation, a race against time,
For the less it takes, the more works can be unravelled.

In this intricate dance, where quality and quantity intertwine,
The evaluator weaves their own destiny, an endless plot,
An enchanted paradox, where pleasure and challenge dance together,
In the sparkling vastness of webnovels, where each critique is an unpublished chapter.

It's weird seeing a novel with the background of Korea in webnovel.

Ah god the younger sister troupe again with the rise of idol troupe as well… seems pretty trash to me with that extreme plot armor mc…

My problem with this book is the overly dramatic conflict the author always comes up with. It always seems like insurmountable obstacles come in front of the MC but he always seems to sail through at the last minute. While conflict is important in books, must they be so frustrating and nonsensical.

Friend: The submarine that just sank near the Titanic should've been called the S.S Floyd.

Me: Why?

Friend: It didn't get enough Oxygen

I wanna be really rude right now. Like seriously rude. So I'm gonna make a shitty, horrible joke. It's gonna be rude and Twitteresque (I will murder you if you call it X). But enough of this. Here's the rude thing.

Ah yes! Updated 54 years ago.