
After Transmigrating, I Took Down the Pop Queen Who Was My Ex from the Start
穿越三年开局反杀天后前女友
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 196k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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84Chapters
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5.1kFans
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Why is it so hard to write a story where the main character doesn't get cheated on at the beginning? The opening is enough to make you want to quit. 🥱🥱🥱
The author is definitely going to stick with the divorce trope! 😅 What an amazing person!!!
Am I a psychopath? I really love this kind of ex-girlfriend torture genre. 😁😁😁
This synopsis alone makes me lose all desire to continue reading.
It's hard for a male protagonist with this kind of personality to prevent a woman from cheating on him.
Entertainment news, ex-wife, breakup, female agent, sister, a bunch of female celebrities, posting really awful stuff, thinking they have unique taste—this is the template for entertainment articles now; I think artificial intelligence has the potential to replace these kinds of authors.
Let me put it this way: if you write a story like this, and within ten chapters the reader sees no sign of Zhao Shiqi dying, they'll just leave. You get the idea? It's that ruthless. In real life, when someone catches a cheater, everyone knows they beat the man half to death. You're going to do this in a web novel? Of course! If you do it this way, the reader will just leave a "very toxic" comment and leave. It's that simple.
After reading this book, I am furious. The current version of the book perfectly summarizes the protagonist as "heartless, ungrateful, and unfilial"! I simply cannot continue reading. My apologies!
I started by putting on a green hat (a metaphor for being cuckolded), filtering out a group of readers with high poison resistance, and then... Then I left. Seven or eight years later, my poison resistance is still not high enough.
Your thinking is flawed! Shouldn't female celebrities have more male fans? How can they still not be famous after cheating and sleeping with other people? This kind of behavior is detrimental to social values; how can the government not ban them? And the evidence the male protagonist presented is basically pornographic images, right? Is it okay to post them online using his own account? Don't call me a nitpicker; this should be basic common sense, shouldn't it?