My Movie-Star Husband Is a Stay-at-Home Dad

Introduction... Xingxing eventually became a great painter, living a solitary life. My younger sister became a big star and married into a wealthy family. The End

The story is dragging on; the timeline is still stuck on the second day of the previous fifty-plus chapters. It's awkward, constantly depicting passersby praising the protagonist's good looks. And seriously, do you really believe a highly skilled martial artist with internal energy would fall and die on the stage steps?

This book is so padded, so much filler. Ten percent of the story is just filler, the remaining ninety percent is just empty space.

What does it mean to be on the recommendation list at this time?

You, a computer from the interstellar era, can actually hack and smear things in modern times? Dude!

Chapter 6, putting everything else aside, just keeps forcibly adding backstory to the male lead. A movie star who practiced advanced martial arts in his past life fell to his death down the stairs, a hacker who became famous for writing novels switched careers to become a singer, and finally reached the pinnacle of his life as a movie star. What's next? Even Mary Sue characters have to follow some basic rules.

It feels like they've just changed their identity and gained powerful tools, reaching the pinnacle of life!

I'll just walk past any posts about stay-at-home dads. Don't bother sending them.

Holy crap, I wouldn't read a book like this no matter how good it is. It's been written for 17 years and only has so many words left.

Why can't I see chapters 6, 7, and 8? It jumped directly from chapter 5 to chapter 9. ???