Entertainment Showdown: Every Guest on Set Is an Ex-Girlfriend

The first time I read this author's book, I was reading several cuckoldry novels, like those featuring Li Chenyue, Tang Ruoxuan, and Tao Lu… I was so angry at those! But reading Xiao Ai was truly refreshing. Whether in traditional books or online novels, it's rare to find a female protagonist with such a healthy mind; she's incredibly healing.

The subject matter is indeed quite novel, and there are some foreshadowing elements, making it not boring to read. The character descriptions are also good. Aside from the main character, since everyone has loved someone, it's impossible for them not to have inner thoughts when singing breakup songs. This is a problem.

It looks alright, lots of exciting moments. For this kind of story, you can just expand on classic songs and logically introduce each one – that's good entertainment writing.

This is definitely a good book. The author's writing is excellent, and the poem "Saying One Thing and Meaning Another" echoes the content of several earlier chapters—it's simply brilliant. The female lead in the sword dance has a great eye for music and chooses it exceptionally well.

It's great! The ending is quite amazing, a very satisfying happy ending. Xiao Lan, Xiao Nuan, Liu Mian, Han Han, Yao Yao, and Li Lin are all wonderful. There wasn't much scheming or backstabbing between them, and there weren't any annoying ex-girlfriends who were just vain and uninteresting. Also, I think the author is quite cultured, with good writing skills, very well written!

It's really well-written, very cool. The ending is a bit tricky. The breakup with Lin was a misunderstanding, but too much time had passed and their feelings had faded. The breakup with Liu was initiated by the male lead; both sides had some issues. The other three women all chose their careers over him, so the chances of them ending up with him are slim.

It's very heartwarming. These female leads are all great; get them all. Add Ran too. Don't introduce any new female leads later. Focus on your career; once you're strong enough, things will be easier to handle. Or, perhaps get a polygamous citizenship at the same time. The author occasionally has a burst of inspiration, updating more chapters to satisfy the readers.

I've read several entertainment novels, and this one by the author has a truly novel premise. The protagonist isn't a transmigrator, but rather a system that suddenly appears and takes over the entertainment industry in a parallel world. I've only read a small part so far, but I find the plot quite exciting, the characters vividly portrayed, and each one unique.

The plot of "The Devil's Tenderness" is excellent, and the writing is also very good, but while reading it, there's always a feeling that it only exerts half of its energy and then holds it back. The main character is really gentle and kind. The female supporting characters are also well-written, but the main character is just too kind.

This novel adheres to one principle—using plot to foreshadow the appearance of classic works. The moment these works appear, one is often amazed by the author's masterful plot arrangement. It seamlessly transitions between the novel's narrative and real-world music, poetry, and paintings, both revisiting classics and offering deeper insights.