The Superstar's Ex-Husband

In real life, men like the male protagonist are extremely rare. However, if the roles of the male and female protagonists were reversed, men like the female protagonist would be the vast majority in reality. They want their wives to manage the household well and take good care of the family, yet they complain that their wives don't earn money, act like lords at home all day, and say they don't…

The song "Legend" was sung by Faye Wong. When Li Yapeng and Faye Wong divorced, it's said that Li Yapeng wrote something like this: "What I wanted was a family, but you are destined to be a legend. I cherish all the beautiful times of the past ten years. I love you as always, but it's a pity. Letting go—that's all I can do for you. Now I'm happy, my high school sweetheart."

The plot is simple: the protagonist is going through a difficult relationship and getting divorced. The two sisters, Xi Yan and Ming Yue, mysteriously intervene and capture his heart. Coincidentally, Xi Yan's younger sister discovers that her online lover is also her brother-in-law. Unable to let go of this relationship, Xi Yan develops depression and nearly commits suicide.

I can't stand it anymore. It's a Korean entertainment story disguised as a Chinese entertainment story, the female lead cheats on the male lead, and then they try to whitewash her. I don't know if those tens of thousands of recommendation votes were faked. No one can stand reading this book.

I wonder if the author wrote this just to get criticized? There's no way I can like this female lead. She was so dramatic before, even having dinner with other men in private and being touched on the head – is that something a married woman should do? And then they try to whitewash her. This book really disgusting how they portray the female lead.

Exactly, don't make it out to be because of the requirements for appearing on a variety show. Outside of filming, she and Li Huaiguo had several ambiguous interactions in private. As a woman, especially someone with experience, wouldn't she know that Li Huaiguo's actions outside of work weren't a way of pursuing her?

Those who say being with Yoona is toxic are being a bit too naive... The group members are said to be sisters, but in reality they are just colleagues. They may be very affectionate in daily life, but no one will really sacrifice themselves for others.

Why not put it in the female-oriented section? Is this just a bait-and-switch tactic? Are you after the number of people in the male-oriented section?

All I can say is this is toxic. What is the actual setting of this novel? China? Korea? Or is it a fictional world? Even ignoring the setting, please don't mistake plagiarism for genuine talent, dude. I've read so many novels, whether it's about reincarnation or anything else, at least they mention the original author of the plagiarized work.

The character's intelligence is forcibly lowered, around chapter 200. The ex-wife's parents ask why the male lead isn't around, and the ex-wife is even thinking that telling them will make him look bad in their eyes. Why blame the male lead when it's her own fault? It's truly insane.