The Sickly Guy Became a Top-Tier Star by Chasing His Wife

Ying Li is the most charming character I have seen in the past three months. The author has brought her to life, but for me, the plot is too fragmented and the transition is too unclear. For example, the heroine's past life and present life are merged, such as inviting a bunch of people to film a variety show, Chi Zui's change of attitude, Ying Li letting go of power, and suddenly the two of them played the game for three months like an Internet addiction. It's because I'm stupid and it's hard to get the author's implication. I didn't understand a little bit of the intention until the end.

The writing is very attractive, but the transition between the three elements is a bit abrupt, especially in the last online game. The topic quickly begins and ends quickly, which makes the reading experience very fragmented. And the core purpose of the plot of the online game should be to allow the protagonist to empathize with the other person's feelings? But is there a bit of a mismatch between being besieged in online games and reality? It feels like it is just trying to persuade readers lightly, but it is not very convincing. In addition, the characters are well written, and their personalities are very attractive. You can feel the real charm. In particular, the protagonist's character is very well created, and his fierceness greatly diffuses the character's arc. All in all, this is an article with obvious advantages and disadvantages. I personally prefer some of them.

I feel like there is something wrong with my reading ability, and I can't understand it more and more.

I feel like I don't quite understand it (???????????)

Ah? So what's going on with Plan O? Do you rely on TV series and games to slowly change people's minds?

The plot is messy, jumpy, and disjointed, but it is inexplicably attractive.

I like Ying Li very much, but the plot behind it is a bit confusing and jumps too fast

Whatever! I'm going to move the cement right now! Finished spreading flowers ~ This is the end. I still want to watch sweet extras.

Damn, this thing doesn't do anyone's business, Mudd.

It ended so suddenly, but it was enough(?).