My Wife Is a Superstar

It would have been better if the protagonist hadn't resigned; it would have created more dramatic conflict. In addition, income from creative work done for official purposes is legal extra income (remember to pay taxes).

Without a system, can an ordinary person compose music? Can they even read sheet music? Don't they know what kind of mess they were in their past life? They transmigrated to such a high starting point and didn't cherish it, so they abandoned the game. The author, Jun, probably hasn't even left his ivory tower!

What was originally a good storyline was ruined by poison. If you're going to be in the entertainment industry and marry a superstar, you need to be competent yourself. Directing movies for complete nobody is one thing, but now you're writing songs for your girlfriend, first intending to give them as a gift, then using an alias instead—it's unbelievable.

You better not write any disgusting plot points where Shen Si gets into a misunderstanding with an actress.

The first chapter seemed alright in terms of writing style, but then suddenly he quit his job to show off! Sigh! What a waste of my time.

Having read up to chapter 33, here are my thoughts. The author probably intended to write a youth romance drama, but accidentally turned it into a novel. Most of the plot can be found in older TV dramas. No matter how awkward it is to read, the author seems to write it without a care—which might be considered a strength.

The beginning was alright, but it started going crazy in Chapter 9. Someone with no cheat codes and absolutely no music theory knowledge started copying songs, and then he started copying scripts.

If you want to make big money, don't become a civil servant. If you do, find another job before you resign. Even if you don't find another job, you can at least explain to your parents that you have enough money and don't have to worry about food and clothing. Or you can persuade your parents to give you some money as a form of financial support. Resigning first and then trying to sell yourself to a salesperson you've only met twice is utterly toxic.

The author always writes some inexplicable and disgusting plots.

People in the entertainment industry should wear a few hats, otherwise it's disrespectful to the industry.