Superstar 1997: Becoming a Top-Tier Star With My Wife and Kids

Those born in the 1970s should definitely check this out. The author awakens our memories, especially with their professional commentary on the songs. Highly recommended. Although the ending is a bit rushed, dreams always end. Sharing a dream with the author is worthwhile!

This article about the entertainment industry truly captures the classic songs loved by people of all ages, recording unforgettable hits from each era. It shows considerable effort; the article is fresh, concise, and very enjoyable. Keep up the good work, author!

I rarely write serious book reviews, but I wrote two for this author. This author's book has definitely been unfairly criticized; readers who have read it know it shouldn't be rated 7.3, 9.3 would be more appropriate. Another book I wrote rated 8.2 actually deserves a 9.6. Even more surprisingly, just two days after I wrote my review for that book, someone asked me, "How much did you pay me?"

I think it's pretty good, and the values are very positive. At least the score is a bit low. The only flaws are that the two children's stories are a bit too long and trivial, and they don't really feel like three-year-olds; it would be much better if they were five or six. The ending felt rushed and not quite satisfying. I hope the author doesn't give up and creates even better works.

I like Xiao Chao; he's smart and sensible. I don't really like Xiao Xi; she's too noisy, especially in the beginning when it seemed like there were only three people in their family, and the older brother was like a freebie. Xiao Xi is clearly inferior to her brother in every way, so why doesn't she love him more?

The plot is full of twists and turns, gripping and suspenseful; the characters are portrayed with exquisite detail, seemingly leaping off the page. The author's language is vivid and powerful, every word brimming with meaning, fully demonstrating a deep understanding and innovative thinking on the theme. The entire article is structurally rigorous and logically sound, providing a logically satisfying reading experience.

It's very good, the plot is fast-paced and realistic, and it's very immersive.

I was initially thinking of passing on it because of its rating of around 6, but after reading fifty chapters, it's actually quite good. There aren't any bad points yet, which is quite rare. 1. I haven't used any pseudonyms; all my novels, songs, etc., Are written under my real name. 2. She probably won't build a harem, and she hasn't been romantically involved with anyone else yet.

Great! 😊 And it can't be less than five characters, I'll put together a string for you in no time 🤦🤦🤦.

Very good, very good