My Wife Is Actually a Future Superstar

Even if actresses in the entertainment industry don't film kissing or bed scenes, they still hug, hold hands, and cuddle, right? This entertainment industry is so murky; using someone from within it as the female lead is really a way to filter readers. 🤫

I don't know why you chose this kind of subject matter, but I feel it's destined to be unpopular. Will the female lead really fall in love with the male lead because of a past life? And the things the male lead does and says don't give me the slightest feeling that he likes the female lead.

I feel like throwing up whenever I see the protagonist using an alternate identity! If you can't write a good plot, don't write one! Is using an alternate identity a magic bullet? Besides, your writing skills aren't up to par. Even if you use every classic trope, you'll still flop! I'm telling you, either you'll flop completely, or you won't even be able to finish writing it yourself!

In the entertainment industry, any actress with fame is expected to have bed scenes, kissing scenes, and intimate scenes. The more famous you are, the more you get; the more you get, the more famous you become. Hugs and embraces are almost inevitable in most dramas, unless the female lead isn't even the second female lead. Female leads who don't fall in love are extremely rare.

No, what are the female lead's good points? Just because she's the female lead? 😅The only thing she's right about is that the male lead really can't resist women, otherwise why would he cling to her? Looking at it this way, the two are actually quite a good match, hhhh!

Shennong Notes I thought the concept was good and I could have a good book to read, but I couldn't stand it after 80 chapters. The main reason was that I couldn't stand the character designs the author had created. First of all, actresses—actors playing leading roles are already a special group. And yet, the author wants to write about something pure and innocent, perhaps even chaste!

I've read over a dozen romance novels, and this one is just so awkwardly written.

The comments are all spam; I can't even find a decent one.

All I can say is that the male lead is too lowly and the female lead is too unlikable.

It was so frustrating to read... The female lead's prejudice against the male lead is too strong; it's hard to empathize with him. The male lead keeps doing things that lead to misunderstandings (like the "scumbag song" and the movie plot). Honestly, the female lead's dual feelings—thinking he's a scumbag while simultaneously liking him and feeling a bit distant—made me lose interest in the book.