Eight Years After I Transmigrated, I Finally Debuted

You guys don't understand the male lead at all. The reason he became a scumbag was because the female lead forced him to. Although the male protagonist initially had a deep affection for his ex-wife, although he knew the darkness of the entertainment industry, although he knew how difficult it was to make it in the industry, and although he could easily make his ex-wife famous by simply copying a…

Your character has collapsed. If you always wrote songs for your wife and then got dumped, no one would say anything. But you did nothing, opened a shop and made money but didn't tell anyone, and didn't let the female lead know. So don't blame her for getting a divorce. There's nothing wrong with her divorce. We're not the same people who watched Battle Through the Heavens anymore.

Holy crap! I saw so many people in the book community praising this book and thought it was going to be good, so I read a few chapters but couldn't take it anymore! The protagonist has two lives, and in his previous life he was a veteran in the entertainment industry!

Keep it up! I hope it doesn't get abandoned. It's very well written, and I really like this style. It's just that too many stories get abandoned.

Is it poisonous or not? Just put yourself in the male protagonist's shoes. You time-traveled, fell in love with a girl, and then you got married. You know how dirty and dark the entertainment industry is, but becoming a star is every girl's dream. 1. Your wife dreams of being a star. You could have easily made her successful, but you didn't.

I find some people's thinking really strange. Does their wife have to write songs and make movies to support her just because she's a celebrity? That's such a weird idea. Is it wrong for the protagonist to succeed in starting a business at home and relieve his wife of worries? Besides, isn't it great to be a successful entrepreneur, managing people? Why would he want to go into the entertainment industry and be subservient?

Let me say a few words on behalf of Li Qingyao, the female lead's wife in the early episodes. Li Qingyao is quite pitiful; she's basically just a tool for the diva. You said the protagonist was initially portrayed as a good-for-nothing, which I could understand, but he's supposed to be a reborn person.

Let's think about it another way. Consider reality: someone gets scolded by their wife for being useless, and she certainly has the right to say that, leading to divorce. So, they create a fictional world to satisfy their own desires, to slap their ex-wife in the face, and to gain a sense of satisfaction. This kind of satisfaction only resonates with a very small percentage of men, thus poisoning the vast majority.

A Brief Discussion of the Book's Drawbacks ① He time-traveled eight years, and because his wife was in the entertainment industry, he also entered the industry, but then didn't want to have any connection with his ex-wife. This is incredibly toxic. Eight years have passed; he neither supported his wife in her struggles in the music industry nor was he by her side.

The story starts off incredibly toxic: after eight years of marriage, the wife is completely unaware of the protagonist's abilities. Then, as soon as the divorce papers are signed, 😅 without a second's delay, he immediately starts singing a song to slap his wife in the face 🤔. What kind of baffling behavior is this? 🤔