I'm Really Not a Tech Superstar

I tipped 100 points just to rant. Chapter 4 was incredibly toxic. What does this agent really think she is? If it were some unknown newcomer, maybe the agent's powerful company could back them up and act this way, but she's a top actress. Hiring her as an agent is a favor, not something to be taken care of. Don't think you're indispensable, someone you can just replace at will.

I don't even know how to express myself anymore. The last few chapters have been so heartbreaking. I can understand you want to show how deeply the protagonist is devoted and how much he dotes on the female lead. But! The last few chapters have gone too far! It's basically a brainless woman forcing the male lead into a trap, demanding he jump in or she'll break up with him!

Based on the book's premise, the male protagonist is bound to have connections with the entertainment industry, especially since he has a girlfriend in the industry. However, the female protagonist insists that he enter the industry, which is a bit unreasonable. Can't he just dabble in it? The female protagonist seems brainless, lowering the prestige of the tech tycoon...

I've been having a reading slump these past few days, flipping through countless books without finding anything worth reading, so I clicked on this free recommendation. I've read four chapters so far, and I feel like the author is insulting my intelligence, forcing me to eat 'Olivia' (a Chinese internet slang term for being overly critical).

In just two short years, we've seen breakthroughs: artificial intelligence, brain-control systems, lithography machines, photoresist, super optical lenses, large-area flexible screens, transformable smart speakers, magnetic levitation headphones, and now, incredibly cheap graphene—and now, superconducting materials.

Can you please stop with all the singing? "Entertainment" means anything related to entertainment, but can you please stop singing so frequently? You're a tech superstar, not a tech singer. Get that straight.

I could tolerate the singing at the beginning, and the plot device was so overpowered that I thought it would be a quick read. But after ten chapters, all I can say is garbage. They even have a fan value system for comments. Ha! If there's a blacklist, the author is already on it!

The God of Song Is Singing: You're so toxic, you're so toxic, you're so toxic, you're so toxic, you're so toxic, you're so toxic, you're so toxic, you're so toxic, you're so toxic, you're so toxic, you're so toxic, you're so toxic, you're so toxic, you're so toxic, you're so toxic, you're so toxic, you're so toxic, you're so toxic, you're so toxic, you're so toxic, you're so toxic, you're so toxic, you're so toxic, you're so toxic, you're so toxic, you're so toxic, you're so toxic

I really can't stand it anymore. If you only wrote about technology and not entertainment, maybe the results would be better. These are completely two parallel lines. I don't understand why you insisted on having the female lead not knowing about the protagonist's company? Are you hopelessly addicted to your own melodramatic romance?

It's so awkward all the time they're singing. Leaving aside the stock options, doesn't a tech company need to apply for patents and copyrights for voice and tone?