After My Childhood Friend Broke My Heart, I Became a Top-Tier Star

It got a bit too self-absorbed in the middle, going on a one-on-one rap battle, and while the other person had already finished three raps, you were still resting with your eyes closed, making everyone wait. It was so cringeworthy to watch, I hope there will be less of that.

I recommend reading this book. The regret that Qingmei expresses in this book feels quite genuine and subtle, making it feel very realistic. I've read a few similar books about losing the male lead (and it wasn't even a romantic relationship, just losing a devoted admirer).

Martial arts, traditional Chinese painting, classical poetry, and calligraphy—forget about them. Although they represent traditional Chinese culture, they just feel awkward. I used to enjoy these kinds of novels, but after a while, they just felt cringeworthy, especially the classical poetry and couplet competitions and the "slapping down a martial arts streamer" stuff—they're all the same old…

Having read up to chapter 52, I have three points I can't help but complain about, and I hope that those who read further or the author himself can explain them. First, the protagonist doesn't reveal their pen name, meaning they don't claim that they wrote *Ghost Blows Out the Light*. According to the system's settings, the greater the protagonist's fame, the better.

A full-time artist, representing all the major powers of the arts, with Qinzhou being the most musically gifted. Then there's the saying "it's better to weave a net than to stand by the pond and envy the fish," and the alias "Chu Kuang"—none of that matters, it's just part of the premise. But your decision to go to the Yangzhou branch is too similar, isn't it?

No. If you're going to chart, at least pick some hit songs that would actually make it on our charts, right? You've got one or two random songs that you're just entertaining yourself, and they're number one? Did you transmigrate to a cultural wasteland?

The beginning was alright, but then I kept writing songs for other people, so I didn't really want to read it anymore. It just kept writing and writing, it never seemed to end.

Can the author pick some truly great songs? How can any random, low-quality song be number one every month? The song selection is so low-quality! 😤😤😤

He's practically another "full-time artist"

That's pretty outrageous. Showing off your own work to others. How can you get a lot of attention if you write songs but don't sing them?