I Lie Flat, and My Talented Star Wife Discovers Me

Sigh, just the dying fantasy of a young virgin from Sichuan and Chongqing.

The story is alright, but it's too empty and loose. The content is mundane and uninteresting, making viewers tend to skip ahead. The novel's plot is decent, but it has its flaws; the highlights and key moments in the story have been simplified. Although it's a simplified narrative, the exciting parts shouldn't be simplified.

No, you're someone who has system-based skill point allocation, aren't you afraid of ruining the land by focusing solely on the female lead?

Another plagiarist, what incredible talent! I've noticed that authors who write for entertainment often like to pass off plagiarized works as their own creations. While the audience in other worlds or after rebirth might not know, the protagonist himself must be aware of this. He'll fool himself before he can fool others.

With money, people will travel a thousand miles to meet; without money, they can't even hold hands when they're face to face. Ten thousand yuan can bring you to share a boat ride; a million yuan can bring you to share a pillow. If you have both money and power, you can grow old together in love right before your eyes!

The rest of the plot will probably just be more sweet moments, followed by plagiarism of famous works and songs. There's absolutely nothing new about it. If you write it like this, after the male protagonist's talent is exposed, all sorts of beautiful women flock to him, and even the female protagonist's best friend plots to break up with him.

I'm really grateful for these songs. The original singers are mostly men, and you wrote them for your wife? Don't you know how to write songs suitable for women?

After reading the synopsis, I have to say, how spiritually impoverished are the people of this world? The Butterfly Lovers are simply too...

In modern society, where is the beauty of Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai?

Here's a corny joke: An author was writing about ordinary people suddenly becoming rich. His descriptions of poverty were very realistic. Then, he wrote about going to a high-end club after becoming wealthy and finding many BYD, Changan, Volkswagen, and Chery cars parked on the street...