Showbiz Begins with Tying Up My Wife
文娱从绑老婆开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 5y ago
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Chapters 60-70 are practically off-putting. I can understand the female lead's refusal to collaborate with companies or teachers on her competition due to a lack of songs—she's a cool, aloof character who's devoted to the male lead. However, the male lead's actions are utterly disgusting.
The female lead's name, Yu Mian, tsk tsk, is it the Yu Mian from "Spring waters stretch to the horizon, a painted boat listens to the rain while sleeping"? Lots of water, how wonderful.
This book is genuinely a good book, but Ying Jiuge is truly disgusting. Having read so many novels, this is the most disgusting woman, bar none.
I found Ying Jiuge utterly disgusting. I didn't think there was much of a problem with her earlier character portrayal, at most just an unlikable personality. But the problem is the romantic subplot – it's absolutely awful. Her character wasn't suited for love at first sight or romantic subplots, and now you've forcibly changed that. Why not just make it a normal sweet romance?
Latest chapter
There's really nothing wrong with the latest chapter, so please don't think it's sentimental or anything. According to the background setting, Han Yumin lost both parents in high school and raised her younger brother on her own. No matter how strong she appears in front of outsiders, she's still just a little girl at heart.
Could the author please arrange the time a little more reasonably? Filming takes two or three months. After wrapping up and editing, the film needs to be submitted for review. If it fails review, it has to be sent back for re-editing. The film bureau won't tell you exactly what's wrong; you have to find out for yourself.
I have a question: why does the author think calling someone a pitchfork is funny, humorous, positive, or even neutral? I find it really awkward to see a pitchfork used to represent a woman's name repeatedly. Don't mistake cheesy for funny! Also, all the scenes involving interactions with women that I read earlier were genuinely embarrassing! As for the part about seeing someone and blurting out a silly comment, haven't you noticed that this kind of writing is rare these days?
Let's start a thread. Everyone can share their opinions, requests for songs, movies, anime, TV series, etc., Here...
To be honest, it feels like the author sacrificed some logic for the sake of instant gratification or to reach a certain point. Unfortunately, the gratification felt a bit like the author was just indulging in self-gratification. I've read over 70 chapters. It feels like the author is constantly forcing plot developments. The lack of a natural flow is a major problem with the book.
Even if it costs me a dollar, I'd still complain about this book. I'm speechless. The protagonist is so stubborn! This book is infuriating. He's forcing himself to act all the time, and when he can't get it right, he blames the female lead. What is this? Is it disgusting?