Back to 1999: I Became a Pop Diva

This is basically a story about a loser guy who goes back to 1999, uses his female identity to get close to and fawn over Stefanie Sun 😅

To describe this book in one sentence, the author imagines a female version of herself dating Stefanie Sun.

When you update once, minor flaws will be magnified, and your writing style will be criticized. When you're up two hours in a row, a little patience is born, and the plot's progress becomes more important. When you're up past midnight, small praises begin to emerge, and the number of dead harvests begins to decline.

New readers are advised to only read the free chapters. Actually, the early stages before the official release were quite good; the songwriting and descriptions, and even the "plagiarism" aspect, weren't offensive. However, after the official release, the writing became haphazard and extremely self-indulgent. The protagonist acts like a "mad dog," stirring up trouble everywhere.

Was this created to create a protagonist based on Stefanie Sun? It only got worse after it was released. It's not that I can't follow the plot development, but oh well, I'm just a lazy novel reader, I'm outta here.

I don't know when it started, but in the review sections of books about transformation novels, readers always ask the question, "Is the protagonist single and married to a lesbian?" It's as if there are only these three options in transformation novels. Today, I want to raise a different voice: I want to see the main character, Muzan!

It's hard to imagine that you wrote "Sweeping Through Entertainment." This book has too much self-indulgent stuff; it doesn't resemble "Sweeping Through Entertainment" at all. The author might be happy with it, but it gives me a headache. Some sentences even end with "ah," like a casual chat. But I just want to see the main plot unfold, not some rambling nonsense.

Is the main character Stefanie Sun? I've been writing this since it was released; maybe I should just make the main character a plot device instead of her debuting.

It's so annoying! It just keeps focusing on Stefanie Sun's storyline; the main character doesn't have any of their own. It's completely uninteresting to read. What kind of novel is this? Who's the protagonist anyway? That's how it is for now. If you want to read it, I guess you'll have to wait a while longer to see how it goes. If it continues to focus on Stefanie Sun's storyline, I'm deciding to stop reading.

After the book was published, there was more writing about Stefanie Sun than the main character; the main character was just a supporting role, while Stefanie Sun was the true protagonist.