My Wife Is a Top-Tier Star

The ex-girlfriend dreams of becoming a star. The male protagonist clearly has the talent but keeps it hidden. His childhood sweetheart of over ten years, who has the ability to make him famous, coldly watches and waits for their breakup. Even without love, there should be friendship, but there isn't. The male protagonist's noble character is highlighted by his ex-girlfriend's situation after leaving.

Having read about a hundred chapters, let me point out some flaws. Why do all entertainment companies these days seem to favor using so many pseudonyms? Even if using pseudonyms is one thing, does the protagonist have to be an all-rounder? Singer, songwriter, novelist, poet, entrepreneur, calligrapher, cartoonist—a whole bunch of random things! It's really awkward.

Everything else is fine, but having one pseudonym for writing books, another for songs, another for online interactions, and yet another for poetry under my real name is giving me a headache! Why not just be honest? Why force this pretentious act at the end?

Why do people believe that martial arts novels will become popular in the era of online literature? Especially works like "Little Li Flying Dagger"? I have to admit, "Little Li Flying Dagger" is very well written, but I don't read it.

I couldn't continue after reading the first three chapters. You are a famous writer with many well-known IPs, but you are keeping it a secret from your girlfriend. Your girlfriend had to break up with you for the sake of her future. Who has feelings for whom between you two?

The characteristic of this type of book is that the author is just waiting to break up with the other person. Whatever happens to you outside, whether you live or die, it has nothing to do with the author. But the author loves the other person, and if you want to break up with the other person, it is a huge crime. After the breakup, the author will immediately stop pretending and lay everything on the table.

Copying songs or books is fine, it's not like copying poems in ancient times to look pretentious.

The plot is well-written, but some details are just too awkward. The protagonist plagiarizes, and just randomly releasing a new book title like "The Legend of Chu Liuxiang" can dominate the top three trending topics? Does he have no brains at all? Even when Gu Long and Jin Yong release new books together, it's not this exaggerated. Besides, the protagonist only occasionally plagiarizes; he's not some big shot.

Ugh, I almost thought this was Tomato Book... The quality of this book is only about 8 out of 10 on Tomato Book, and below 6 on Qidian.com. It lacks logic, intelligence, and even its supposedly enjoyable moments are incredibly lowbrow.

It's highly toxic and not recommended to watch; the male lead has extremely low intelligence and emotional intelligence. If the male protagonist wants a peaceful life, he shouldn't date this kind of girlfriend. I realized that's the kind of person she is after we started dating, and that it's better to break up if we're not compatible.