The Pop Star

Before Huang Guolun could even agree, his foodie son, Huang Tao, had already licked his lips and run off to ask for the other person's phone number. A few minutes later, Huang Guolun's phone rang. It was an unknown number calling, and the caller immediately asked, "Are you Huang Tao's father? Your son is lost in the park..."

How could they have been cured? The fact that both husband and wife had their souls swapped is just too wonderful!

I stumbled upon this book, and it's really good. Thank you, author. As a student, I only have recommendation votes left.

Having such a son makes me cringe. 😒

Huang Guolun…is that the Taiwanese guy who ruined himself with a concert at the Bird's Nest? He clearly has no self-awareness. With that impression, how can I possibly read this book?

There are too many jokes. Some are alright, but I haven't read the later ones yet, so I don't know. Up to this point, almost every chapter is turning into a joke, and it's getting boring. I want to know if this is supposed to be a joke or something else?

When I first read the first two chapters, I was completely confused. The title is clearly "(Singer)," which means the protagonist is a singer! But in the first two chapters, the protagonist repeatedly emphasizes how ordinary his appearance is, how average his musical talent is, and even inferior to another music teacher in his middle school!

I saw 26% and I don't know what I was watching.

To be honest, I really hate these bratty kids. Whenever they come to my house, I make sure to keep my distance, even if it means creating a way to do so.

The ending was absolutely brilliant. The author is a genius!