I Became Famous After Appearing on a Show with My Ex

They deleted not a single negative review, that's pretty thorough.

Even though Gazi is down on his luck, he still owns several properties in Beijing, let alone the protagonist who was once a top star.

I've had enough! Ancient people used allusions in their poems to express their aspirations and ideas. Why do they keep babbling on about all these poems and songs with all sorts of allusions? Who in this world can understand them? It's like talking to a brick wall, and then a bunch of people fawn over them, claiming they're incredibly talented. I'm so moved I could cry.

Even now that Chicken Bro has retired from the entertainment industry, he's not as down on his luck as the main character.

How can you give me 50 points for a chapter? That's ridiculous!

If you have any works that you'd like the main character to be adapted into, feel free to post them here~

I don't quite understand how a drama could come about where a top star falls on hard times and doesn't even have three thousand yuan. Look at Sun Yaowei, a popular figure in the 90s. He was blacklisted for so many years, but when he came out again, he still had no worries about food and clothing. A large number of fans would buy his services out of nostalgia.

It just doesn't seem right. So many good works make money from copyright fees, how could they be in such a sorry state?

I stumbled upon this book by chance, and it was quite good at first, although some parts were a bit far-fetched, I still managed to keep reading. However, the plot of the "Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng" exceeded my tolerance threshold, so I gave up. My summary is as follows:

Using an entire chapter of the story to pad the narrative is pointless; everyone's already read it, so there's no need for you to write a detailed version. Paying to read this chapter is practically fraud.