After My Career Went Up in Flames, I Don't Want to Date

The synopsis says that even dating enthusiasts don't talk about romance, and then the main story suddenly starts with a love story? What kind of nonsense was that in the synopsis?

It's not a romance novel, it's a variety show story. Just when the two were about to confess their feelings, a second male lead appeared. And he was the second male lead who had proposed hundreds of times. The second male lead invests in a show to pursue the female lead and continues his work in variety shows...

I've been feeling a bit depressed lately and want to read novels alone. You should all delete Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform).

I'll go find a few more.

Our brother Qi Mo is truly a born idol!

To be honest, I lost all motivation to read this book after chapter 110... Every time I clicked in, I'd read a few lines and then I wouldn't want to read anymore. First, the male lead is too much of a decorative character. The author suppressed his opportunities to showcase his abilities several times in the past.

I've heard that if you post a picture and get a lot of likes and comments, the author has a better chance of replying to it. I'll give it a try.

First, regarding the writing style, it's not bad and keeps you reading. It's above average, I'd say. The main plot is supposed to be romance, and I've read about 80% of it, but it's so awkward to read. Did the author not discuss this either, or did they rely entirely on imagination? Their speech, expression, and inner thoughts are so verbose.

I'm just curious? What exactly is a "romance variety show"? I've read so many urban novels that seem to be about romance variety shows.

Sigh, the book is so well-written that it kept me up all night. Should I go to sleep or read another chapter?