
I’m Really Not the Scumbag Ex-Boyfriend of the Tragic Songstress
我真不是苦情天后的人渣前男友啊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 945k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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A good work is made from a great idea and great writing. Urban fiction, creative stories, xianxia, ghosts and monsters, fantasy progression novels, survival-focused stories, tales of becoming a sage, light novels, dating-show fanfiction: I recommend books I like and books you like. There’s something here for everyone.
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"The man in the mirror had deep eyes and a handsome face with sharp features. The slightly upturned corners of his lips disrupted his cool and aloof demeanor, but this contrast made him even more irresistible." According to the description in the text, the male protagonist should look like this: 😃😃
Sigh... Yet another well-written K-pop author has joined the entertainment industry.
Why don't you continue writing about K-pop? You haven't fully mastered the genre yet, so don't change your focus. After all, you've already succeeded with one K-pop novel; why not just stick to writing about K-pop?
The beginning was quite good, but after being questioned, they started releasing songs live, one new song every week (two songs per week including the show). From a reading and reading perspective, the song felt cheap, and the stage descriptions and other reactions also felt perfunctory.
It's a bit disheartening. This book started as an entertainment novel, but it gradually turned into a slice-of-life romance. It's not that it's poorly written, but after over 250 chapters, the number of songs featured is pitifully small. If we want to read romance, why don't we go to female-oriented novels or those that primarily focus on romance? The pacing feels a bit off.
I'm not upset that the song choice was so low-brow and unsuitable for the competition; it's no wonder it's unlikely to become popular.
😭 I want to see the side story of Yi Lin.
I only invested in it, and it's been sitting on my bookshelf unread. Since you've already given a poorly written ending and posted a closing statement, why don't you just mark it as finished? Another book about a failed investment, damn it.
It's not easy being a new author with a new book, so please follow along! Go to the latest chapter and manually scroll to the last page, I'm begging you all! 🥺
Still fantasizing about a few "white moonlight" figures? Doesn't it feel awkward? Is this some kind of fun? Can't you two just let each other know it's your first relationship?