Showbiz: The Ex-Girlfriend

I stopped watching when I saw Zhang Zifeng. She's ugly, yet some people still say she's pretty.

Although this is a novel, the opening day box office of over a billion yuan seems too unbelievable.

Seeing that the female lead is a female celebrity, I couldn't help but wonder what the male leads in all entertainment novels would say when they met. For example, "My wife's name is Yang…", "My wife's name is also…", "My wife is also…", "What a coincidence!" "My wife is a female celebrity," "My wife is also…"

This is my first time writing, so I may not have a good grasp of the pacing and exciting moments. I hope you will be understanding, and I will try my best.

Are you a bootlicker? Someone calls you "brother" and you let them stay?

The author's brain is too small. He relies on superpowers and the system for every problem. You're supposed to be a billionaire, yet you need a system for such a small slander incident? You've made the protagonist look like a complete waste.

The beginning was alright, but the plot development for "Back to Field" became uninteresting. The selling point of "Back to Field" isn't just its slow pace of life, but also the rivalry with the production team and the interaction between guests and regular cast members. The portrayal of the variety show was too bland, like watery soup—no laughs, just everyday life in a different setting.

"Why did my mother marry your father? Why are you now my brother?" Yang Mi asked, her voice trembling with emotion. "Is this really necessary? Besides, marriage is a matter of freedom; anyone except direct blood relatives and blood relatives within three generations can marry."

The plot is familiar, just with a different protagonist.

Why do I feel like that cover looks a bit like... Zhang Wei and Huo Jianhua's... Bodies?