My Artist Has No Ambition at All

Books like this, especially the plagiarized song type, are meant for entertainment. We're here to see people get their comeuppance, not for adulterers plotting against the male lead. Can't the "King of Pop" handle online trolls and trolls? Is the "King of Pop" a sycophant?

A pair of adulterers have written over a hundred chapters of fluff... This is a cuckoldry novel, so be careful if you're a newbie.

Why do protagonists these days not only like to be the ones left holding the bag, but now they've even gotten cheated on by their ex-wives? I honestly don't know how to describe this kind of start. I often feel out of place because I'm not twisted enough. I don't mean to criticize you, everyone has their own taste, just a little rant.

Goodness, the protagonist is even more miserable than Baoqiang. They were both cheated on. Ma Rong is like a rat crossing the street, hated by everyone. Song Jiji is also in jail. This ex-wife is just like Ma Rong. After cheating, she tacitly allowed her lover to ruin the male protagonist's future. In the end, these two are fine and have forgotten their enmity.

Even Shennong (a legendary Chinese deity) couldn't stand it; he suggested changing the book title to: "My Ex-Husband and I Keep Getting Slapped in the Face by His Cuckoldry."

It's not easy to even speak. I've read over 80 chapters so far, and it's becoming increasingly difficult to continue. The author is absolutely a cuckold; it's too toxic. Even with my decades of reading experience (over a decade of being a bookworm), I can't take it anymore. However, those who enjoy being cuckolded might like it.

The protagonist is too indecisive. He's already cheated on you and he's still clinging to the past. What kind of simp are you? If it were a peaceful breakup or divorce, it would be fine to be friends. The point is, he cheated on you and you're still friends. Can you write less about that woman? If you want to write about human nature and reality, then don't use time travel.

Personally, I think the character development is terrible. He's supposed to be a superstar in his past life. Logically, someone who's reached superstar status should know a lot about the entertainment industry, and he must have had a manager in his past life. Why does he act like a complete novice after transmigrating?

Seeing the opening scene where she's being cheated on, I subconsciously flipped through the table of contents, and your ex-wife keeps appearing in it. What's wrong? Does the plot just not move forward without her? I don't understand why you keep thinking about your damn ex-wife.

The female lead cheated on the male lead, who was penniless and left with nothing. Later, instead of seeking revenge, he fawned over her. Although he inherited her body, his soul was that of a sycophant.