A Washed-Up Star's Comeback Begins on a Divorce Reality Show

"Mercury" has 58,000 comments on NetEase Cloud. It is obviously a hit among the public. Most of my colleagues and friends around me have positive comments about Guo Ding. How come it has become a niche and unpleasant song when we started?

The author seems conflicted, trying to cater to the masses while maintaining their own artsy, intellectual persona, constantly oscillating between the two. The writing itself is above average. I haven't seen any of the selected TV dramas; I've only heard of "My Love from the Star," and I have no desire to search for them, so I won't comment on them.

After reading fifty chapters, the writing style is at a high school level, considered above average on Qidian.com. The narrative is terrible, so terrible that... At least learn to tell a story clearly and simply. The biggest problem with the character development is that they are vague and their motives are unclear.

The book is well-written; if the reader can't understand it, that's your problem, not the author's. The author has written it very clearly.

I read a few pages of the book on the Daily Poison Guide, but it was so addictive I felt terrible. So I decisively clicked the X in the upper right corner, then clicked "Poor Book Quality," and then clicked "OK." Hmm, much better! 😅

What is the author talking about? 🤔

I was completely baffled after reading the first few chapters. There were no so-called "golden three chapters," and I was just confused about what made the story so enjoyable.

The first few chapters left me completely confused, which made me lose the desire to continue reading.

This is so awkward! Orion, Seven Friends, the Ordinary Road—or at least write "Be My Wife," it'd be better than something like "Mercury's Tale," right? Write more mainstream songs, this non-mainstream, tacky stuff is too much.

I've read a few chapters but I still don't understand what it means. It's all a mess.