A Crazy Life in Entertainment

At first, according to the author, the protagonist learned guitar in his freshman year of college to pursue a girl and never gave it up for over ten years. So, he must be at least in his thirties, right? Why does he speak with such a strong sense of adolescent angst? The most bizarre thing is that several girls blushed, which gave me a severe case of embarrassment!

The protagonist feels like an animal, flirting with every woman he sees without any moral boundaries or self-control. The author doesn't even bother to improve the writing; it's infuriating to read...

After reading countless chapters of "You Marry Me," I finally couldn't resist jumping out to complain. That's "" (nǐ dé)! Pronounced Dei (third tone)!!! This sound comes from two characters: (dé) and (de). Author, do you understand??

This protagonist is just like an idiot, having just been reborn and going around flirting everywhere!

It's absolutely disgusting. What kind of garbage was that opening segment about the gala? It's trash.

The main character talks a lot of nonsense, more than a chatterbox, it's annoyingly verbose.

I enjoyed reading "Treasure Hunt," a story with a single female lead and very little screen time. There were no other female characters besides her initial friend, just her parents and relatives. It was so satisfying! While the plot was exaggerated and the writing a bit stereotypical, it was genuinely enjoyable because there were no other female supporting characters to provoke interest.

I haven't even watched it yet, the title alone is enough to deter me.

The protagonist is so annoyingly awful right from the start; I've rarely encountered anything like it in all the novels I've read! I'm done, I'm outta here!

Let's set a small goal first: write a few hundred chapters of her writing.