It's a Divorce at the Beginning, Why Are You Crying When I Make Others Famous?

I think it's okay. I watched it quietly and found it rewarding. The main line of the plot is not very clear, but you can take your time 🙂🙂🙂

Although the main character is a radio anchor, devoting a whole chapter to his chatting with the audience is a bit cumbersome, especially the long section with earthy love stories... I suggest the author speed up the pace and make "Decent" a hit as soon as possible, or even link it with a radio program. To be honest, I just want to know the reaction of the ex-wife and her manager after seeing the songwriter of this song, and the scene where the truth is revealed in the end. This should be the biggest breaking point in the previous fifty chapters. The radio program can be less watery, or it can directly include explosive programs and conflicts for power and profit, such as being plotted by other radio anchors. It's too bland and no one cares.

Song Ke

It's too watery, including the part about advertising placement. I don't understand what it means. It gave me a headache, so I skipped it.

I feel that there is no need for the protagonist to continue working on the radio station. He should spend most of his time creating music. Composing and writing also require most of the energy.

You can watch the plot of this radio station. But it's too late for me. I want to start keeping books and stock up on them. 🥱I hope the author can hold on.

The writing is okay and I can watch it, but I don't really like to watch the plot of the male protagonist on the TV station, so I basically skipped it. Then there is a common problem, the male protagonist has to hide his vest and wait until later to reveal it. There is also the issue of the ex-wife. This ex-wife is not quite the same as the other ex-wives. The male protagonist traveled through time and got married. I don't think the writing here is very good. There is also little progress in the career of the male protagonist. He is either focused on writing songs or has been developing in the TV station. It is difficult to see what the male protagonist's goals are, and the impression is very poor. There is currently no tendency to have multiple women, but it's only 50 chapters and I can't tell much. Anyway, the ex-wife is definitely out of the question, but there is a female partner in the show who talks about earthy love words to the male protagonist, which may be a foreshadowing. There is little progress in the relationship between the male and female protagonists. The male protagonist does not look like a man, and the female protagonist is a social idiot. But if it was a single female protagonist, I would still pursue it.

I didn't choose the song "Over the Hills" well. There are hills in front of me, so I failed to write this song.

Finally released a song, striking while the iron is hot, but with Xiao Song's cold personality, I feel like he can't be on a variety show. How can he make a song? Can you help me with the whole life of the protagonist's radio station?