Showbiz: You Tried to Humiliate Me, So How Did I Become a Top-Tier Star?

It's well-written, but too short. The most exciting parts recently are probably the other songs on the album, and the real storyline of participating in Happy Forward. I want to see the protagonist become a god, and I want to see the protagonist continue making electronic crickets 😏

It's good, with plenty of laughs and well-defined characters. However, you portrayed Shan Yichun, the champion, as too love-obsessed, and you ruined her chances of releasing a solo album.

With so many female characters, none of them have good personalities. I suggest eliminating the female lead and focusing on the characters' careers; that would be much better.

Anyway, I think it's pretty good. It's not as flashy as some others, and it doesn't try to fight the world. It's quite nice and worth watching.

The author is more clear-headed than most male-oriented novels, a breath of fresh air.

Having a female lead isn't bad, but don't go back to an ex.

It's alright, plain and simple with a touch of sadness.

The writing is solid, with no bizarre or illogical plot points.

So far, the plot seems quite good. It's very engaging, but there aren't enough chapters yet. Keep it up!

I quite like the male lead's character, but there's one thing I shouldn't keep emphasizing is that he'll be successful in the future and won't be able to have any women he wants. It gives me the feeling that he's playing with women. Maybe the author was just joking, but I think this aspect could be changed a bit more. A male lead like that would be more attractive.