The Days I Became Roommates with a Superstar

Opinions on this book are mixed. However, I think the book is fundamentally very well written. First of all, I think the portrayal of Song Jiang is excellent. It completely breaks away from the previous style where Song Jiang was completely obedient to Tang Sanzang. Tang Sanzang is also no longer like before, always nagging Lin Daiyu and neglecting his duties. The film was also very well-made.

Is retro and artistic style all the rage now?

The writing is alright, but the plot is strangely odd. For example, the scene where the male lead accompanies the female celebrity to find a rental apartment is very abrupt, and the male lead even expects the female celebrity to be waiting for him at home (doesn't that seem odd? He clearly didn't have that idea at the beginning, yet it's described this way).

There are too many problematic aspects to this case. Even if they're blacklisted, do you think they'd be so destitute that they can't even afford to rent a place for a few thousand dollars? Is this the only place in the world they'd sign for 30,000? Honestly, if it really goes to court, they won't have to pay that 30,000. Contracts aren't something you can just write however you want!

The author's writing style is alright, but the beginning disgusted me. The formula might be fresh the first time, acceptable the second time, still somewhat acceptable the third time, but it becomes nauseating the fourth time. After reading two or three chapters, I remembered how disgusting the beginning was and stopped reading.

I've never heard of the first song, so I have absolutely no intention of watching it.

The God of Song Is Belting It Out: 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

Why do big stars still need to share apartments?

It keeps repeating the same formula. After reading 61 chapters, I couldn't take it anymore, bro. It's incredibly toxic. It's written like an outdated entertainment novel from the last century. Times are changing, and writing styles need to change too, bro.

The story starts with a breakup plot again, which is a bit confusing 😢. Why is that?