My Girlfriend Is Actually a Superstar

A "waste stream" strategy, where the truly incompetent devour the strong, is quite rare.

Honestly, I criticized it at first, but after chapters 40 or 50, it regained the flirtatious, pretty-boy writing style from the beginning and became quite enjoyable. The "dropping out" part was just too harsh, too discouraging; maybe you should revise it, it's affecting grades.

I wanted to rant about the dropout scenario, and I found quite a few other guys feel the same way. It's like eating something and finding half a cockroach in your food—it's incredibly disgusting. But if you can resist the urge to pick it out and forget about it, the taste of the rest of the meal is still the same. 😭

I've read forty chapters, and the male lead has absolutely no redeeming qualities except for his drawing skills. He's just a freeloader here and there, and he even skipped Seoul National University just to prove to Jessica that he was seriously pursuing Krystal for three years. The author must have written this purely to disgust people.

Jessica's character has been written like this, there's no way to clear her name now, how can she still be the female lead?

Even if everyone knows the truth, you don't need to write it so explicitly. This time, you can't help but be labeled a keyboard warrior.

To refuse to attend Seoul National University out of spite, at 20 years old... If I were Jessica, I wouldn't agree to that either. Besides, education is very important in South Korea. The author's writing here sounds like a dissertation defense.

Honestly, I don't understand. From high-ranking officials to ordinary people, who doesn't want a higher education? A celebrity's low level of education is a black mark. You think you can just skip the top university? If all else fails, become a prosecutor—would a celebrity dare discriminate against you?

When I first saw the chapter where the protagonist was mocked by Sika, I thought he'd step up later, but I didn't expect him to be so childish. Giving up college because of a woman, what a weird protagonist, wasting such a promising future. The most ridiculous thing is posting it on Instagram, what an idiot, making it known to everyone.

Reading Guide for This Book First, for fans of Jessica's pure love story: If you hope Jessica is beautiful and has a sweet romance with the male lead, I don't recommend reading this book. (The author both loves and hates Jessica, so the way she's portrayed in the book reflects that. If any reader shares the same feelings, I believe you'll enjoy it.