Divorced from the Start, I Make Others Famous, So Why Are You Crying?

Although the protagonist is a radio host, dedicating an entire chapter to his conversations with listeners feels a bit padded, especially the long stretches of cheesy pickup lines… I suggest the author speed up the pace and release "Decent" as a hit song as soon as possible, perhaps even linking it to a radio program.

Song Ke

It was so poorly written, including the product placement parts. It was incomprehensible and gave me a headache, so I skipped it.

I feel the protagonist doesn't need to keep working at the radio station; he should spend more of his time creating music and writing, which require a significant amount of his energy.

The radio drama is watchable. But it's dragging on too much for me; I need to start saving up the books and reading them later. 🥱 I hope the author can hold on.

The writing is alright, readable, but I don't really like the scenes with the male lead at the TV station, I mostly skipped them. And there's a common problem, the male lead always has to hide his identity until later. There's also the issue of the ex-wife. This ex-wife is quite different from the other ex-wives; she's the one the male protagonist married after time-traveling.

I think it's alright. Watching it quietly, I felt I gained something. The main plot wasn't very clear, but it's something you can take your time with. 🙂🙂🙂

The song "Over the Hills" was poorly chosen; with "The Hills" preceding it, the writing of this song was a mistake.

Finally, the song is released! Let's strike while the iron is hot. But with Song's cold personality, I feel like he's not cut out for variety shows. How will he promote the song? Should the main character's radio show help out?