Perfect Stardom

When I just arrived in Hong Kong, I told Qiu Degen that I had not graduated from elementary school, but when I signed up for the wireless training class, I suddenly became a Fudan University student. By the way, the author, do you think Boss Qiu is incapable of finding out the protagonist's background, or do you think this problem can be easily ignored. . . 🤫🤫🤫

I hate the protagonist going to the training class, I hate the protagonist being a part-timer, I hate the protagonist participating in the singing competition, and then being unspoken rules, and then angrily quitting the competition, and then being slapped in the face, and then being hated in a cycle, and then being slapped in the face [fn=2_10]

Thanks to Zhao Yazhi for bringing up a boy. If it were a girl, I would really be afraid that the protagonist would become a beastly stepfather.

Does the author enjoy being a stepdad as much as the protagonist?

Whose childhood was this little one? Otherwise, the author wouldn't have to focus on her like this. The protagonist almost treats her as his own daughter.

I have never seen such a SB protagonist! Just talking with two kids makes me want to beat them to death!

This author has written about Hong Kong a hundred times and he has done this the same way

Andy Lau was the king in his 1990s, and he hasn't even arrived in his 80s yet.

Is it possible that the author, So You Also Like Married Women, reflected reality into the novel?

This book is good, a good book, and I can't help but say a few more words about Hong Kong Dream.