An Entertainment Empire Born from Divorce

Is this novel written by the author himself? Was he cheated on by his wife? The divorce is described so clearly, with a whole bunch of rambling and blaming, insisting on blaming the woman. It's full of hostility and lacks any real depth. Publishing this book is a waste of electricity, and reading it is a waste of your time.

Qin Zisu is so pitiful. She finally got back together with her beloved man after his divorce, only to have him sleep with another woman soon after. I don't want to read any more. This plot is turning into a harem story. Focus on the career storyline. Wouldn't it be better if the male and female leads occasionally showed affection in the entertainment industry? There are plenty of people reading romance novels these days.

Sigh 😮‍💨 I read divorce stories for the sheer enjoyment of the story, since the genre itself is inherently toxic, and it's common for ex-wives to put each other down. Eighty percent of divorce stories have these toxic elements, so I won't go into detail. However, the author really didn't handle the plot twists well.

To be honest, it's too drawn out. I suggest speeding up the pace later on. Right now, from the initial rebirth to the struggle to the first movie, it's already over 50 chapters and we're still not finished. I estimate there are 3 to 5 more chapters left, making it around 60 chapters. I suggest compressing it; this amount of content should be covered in about 30 chapters.

Dude, in the entertainment industry, directors are way more powerful than stars. I almost gave up after reading the first chapter. Who wants to be a star? Directors are so much more powerful! Stars are just actors; the real power lies with the directors, producers, and finally, the investors.

What a load of rubbish! On one hand, he wants to start a business and build a career, and on the other hand, he's being pretentious with some pretty girl. It's hilarious. His dialogue is so off-putting. Not only is he pathetic, but he also has to put on this drama of divorced ex-wife and ex-girlfriend. Are you writing a novel, not making drugs?

... This is yet another book that lets loose and goes completely off the rails. Even if it's just for fun, can't you put some effort into it? What kind of people are writing books on Qidian these days? I'm starting to wonder if they're being paid too little and are just using ghostwriters to annoy the boss.

Honestly, I clicked on this novel because of the title "Divorce," thinking it was all about watching the guy act like a complete scumbag after the divorce—just for the thrill. But the result was... Unsatisfactory! You'd think the male lead was a transmigrator, his ex-wife wasn't even his, there were no feelings involved, so a divorce was the end of it.

It's pretty good, better than the last one. After the protagonist finished writing "Crazy Stone," he still knew to use a preliminary version to fool investors and cover up the truly brilliant parts. Old Yin is better than that.

You've been having an ambiguous relationship with your ex-wife for so long, you should either just take her back or agree to your current partner's demands. The way you're writing it makes the man feel incredibly frustrated; he's practically a simp.