Mr. Huo Never Wants a Divorce

I've read many rebirth novels about the entertainment industry, and this one is quite good. The protagonist, Qin Heng, went through many hardships before his rebirth and made a name for himself in the entertainment industry. However, at a concert ten years later, he was betrayed by both his lover and his fans.

It's quite good; it's sweet yet simple. I especially dislike current stories where the two characters become a couple and then go through all sorts of mushy, drawn-out ramblings. This story is just the right amount of sweet, with the relationship gradually warming up.

It's a good watch. The entertainment industry is truly terrifying; it's not uncommon for people to be driven to suicide by cyberbullying. Rumors can kill. The two main characters are so sweet! It's just that there are too few side stories, and some characters' stories weren't fully explained.

It's pretty good. The content is also quite unique. Although the protagonist is reborn, he doesn't get any special advantages because of it. He starts from a supporting role and hones his skills step by step. The ending fills in the gaps, and although there isn't a clear, perfect ending, leaving some suspense is nice.

This book is great! It contains many of the author's perspectives on our society today, including the internal affairs of the Chinese people—quite thought-provoking. I really want to see all the movies featured in it, including one about a gala. The male leads are all capable, and there's absolutely no conflict between the two leads. My only complaint is the ending of one of the villains. I won't spoil it for you; go see it for yourself!

I've read almost half of it, and the plot is so sweet!!! The plot design is quite good, especially the scene where they dance in the bar—it sounds so exciting! ❤️❤️ I really want to be a random passerby in the book, sob sob! I'd rather never fall in love again than watch you all fall in love 😢 Looking forward to the next installment! [Upvote][Upvote][Upvote][Follow][Follow][Follow] ❤️❤️❤️❤️

It was pretty good, but the ending felt a bit rushed.

It's super sweet! Aside from that stupid manager who gets angrier the more you read, everything else is perfect. The angst is subtle, the sweetness is abundant – it's fantastic! The plot is rich, and the characters are very charismatic. I love the main storyline.

The two protagonists lacked parental love in their childhood, but their values ​​align, they are well-matched, and they marry for love—a perfect couple! It's super good! It just didn't say what happened to Qin Yao in the end, nor did it say that the protagonist knew the other was reborn. It felt like it wasn't over yet, but then it ended. I wanted to see the wedding of the century!

It vividly depicts the cutthroat world of fandom.