Jintian Kaishi Zuo Mingxing

Love the story. For me personally it was quite good. The character developments are a bit rushed, but still made me feel attached to them.
At first I stayed for the comedy, but as the story progressed, I started to watch to see the main character's growth.
I'm not really good at reviewing. All I can say is although the ending is kinda rushed if you like rom-coms with a bit of drama and slice of life, give this anime a chance. The music also sounds nice, although I don't speak Putonghua, the melody and lyrics were really soothing. Fair warning the voicings ... are a little but missed matched in the last few videos. The art isn't cg.
This anime made me laugh a lot. Hope it does with you too.

This was the first Chinese anime I ever watched til the end. I initially dropped it after the first 2 episodes but seeing how the corona virus has caused a lot of delays in other animes, I decided to pick it up again because I was looking for something to watch and I remembered that it was quite funny.
But as the anime progressed, the story started to get more interesting. The villainess started to get increasingly sly with her plans to drag Qin Ya down, to the point where I honestly hated her guts (a sign of a villainess done well). It was enjoyable ... to see the characters grow, especially Qin Ze, although the romance seemed a little rushed.
Like the previous review mentioned, the ending did seem rushed but overall I did enjoy the story. Even though its far-fetched for opposite sex twins to switch places unnoticed (especially when one of them is an idol), the plot still seemed quite realistic with all the ploys happening within the entertainment industry; which I found is what made the anime interesting.
And last but certainly not least, the songs were incredible! The anime portrayed Qin Ze as having a strong passion for music, and I think the singer was able to deliver that perfectly with his stunning vocals.

Overall, I'd say if you're looking for a music/idol anime with a touch of reality and romance in it, then this anime might just be your thing :)

There are some audio and animation issues, and voice acting is not always on point. The writing is not good, except for some of the comedy. Many dialogues and interactions are poorly written, suspense is not done right, the villains are just evil to the point of being silly, the male protagonist backstory is not realistic.

Though there are some interesting plots thrown in the mix, a little less focus on continuous action and a little more slice of life would have benefitted Super Star a lot, the protagonists *are* interesting, and some relationships between characters could have used more room to breath.

Season 2 ... was overall better, though the most funny scenes happened in this season. There are some good ideas in this donghua, but it ends up formulaic and feeling unfinished. I still like it for what it is, but I would not recommend it.