The Superstar's Everyday Hitmaker

Couldn't you just write normally? So much about massage girls, escorts, and other female services. All sorts of low-brow, supposedly funny, dirty jokes... It makes the male lead seem low-class. It makes the female lead seem low-class too.

I don't really understand why there are two alternate accounts after only a dozen or so chapters. I just swipe left to exit.

If you swipe away, you'll lose this author you can criticize... Criticize as you read, criticize for the sake of criticizing 😎 So come on, read one chapter and criticize one 🤭 (provided you're persistent enough to keep criticizing).

"Rich Second Generation and Everyday Life" is really good; I love the pure love story it's written in. I hope the next installment will be similar.

Aside from online novels, I've never seen anyone call a talented composer "Daddy Qu" (曲爹).

Why do people in the entertainment industry like to promote those who have failed in their careers by using pseudonyms?

He died young in his past life, and despite wanting to protect his body, he goes to nightclubs every few days, claiming to be an independent musician, but after a few chapters he says he can't sing anymore. There are no satisfying moments, just plenty of flaws.

Before even becoming a father, you're already using fake accounts. You're just a nobody; who knows who you are? Saying "I'm not interested in money" will only make an ordinary person look like an idiot; it's completely unrelatable. Pretending to be weak to fool others will only make you look like a coward.

The title really drew me in. But it's so mindless; I forced myself to read over ten chapters. I consoled myself by reading a few more. It's truly indescribable. A classic of Earth. A disgrace to humanity.

I can't stand the term "Qu Die" (曲爹).