The Days I Retired with the Queen of Pop
和歌坛天后一起退隐的日子
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 4mo ago
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The author is a woman, right? You've laid bare your ideal husband to the reader: rich, handsome, with plenty of free time, incredibly talented, and gentle. The question is, does such a person even exist in this world? Will this writing style be relatable?
I don't understand why an entertainment star would have a child with a stranger, a waitress, especially secretly! Wouldn't it have been better to just have an abortion?
Zhang Suxin
Um, are all entertainment novels these days just wishful thinking on the part of losers?
Zhang Qianqian
Zhang Qianqian
The biggest problem is that the author doesn't understand business. He created the character Li Huiming, a classic example of clear financial management between brothers. He could simply set up a company, hire him, and maybe give him a small percentage of equity. What's the point of this incoherent and illogical writing?
I haven't read much, but the writing style is still very comfortable for me. The beginning of the plot is a bit melodramatic and cliché, but that doesn't matter. Melodramatic tropes are not a problem; what matters is that it's well-written. The reason I'm writing this review is because there's a major flaw.
Another all-rounder...
This kind of story lacks appeal. The protagonist seems to know everything and want everything. It's so fake that it's not enjoyable at all. I want to see protagonists who focus on writing books and don't dabble in music composition.
The Dragon King was reborn and returned, only to find his wife and daughter living in a doghouse three years later! In a fit of rage, he bought a new doghouse next to his daughter and moved in!
I just read the beginning, and it paints such a fantastical picture of love before Christ. The author must be a fan of Jay Chou. I've read another entertainment novel before with a protagonist surnamed Cao, but that author's taste in songs was much more mainstream.