Perfect Stardom

When you first came to Hong Kong, you told Qiu Degen that you hadn't graduated from primary school, but when you enrolled in TVB's training program, you suddenly became a student at Fudan University. Author, do you think Boss Qiu was incapable of uncovering the protagonist's true nature, or do you think this issue can be easily glossed over...? 🤫🤫🤫

I hate it when the protagonist goes to a training class, I hate it when the protagonist plays minor roles, I hate it when the protagonist participates in a singing competition, gets sexually harassed, then angrily withdraws from the competition, then gets slapped in the face, and then the cycle of being hated and then getting slapped in the face continues. [Fn=2_10]

It's all thanks to Zhao Yazhi taking care of the boys; if it were girls, I'm really afraid the protagonist would become a beastly stepfather.

Does the author, like the protagonist, enjoy being a stepfather?

Whose childhood self is this little one? Otherwise, why would the author focus on her so much? The protagonist treats her like his own daughter.

I've never seen such an idiotic protagonist! He's busy chatting with two kids, I just want to kill him!

This author writes about Hong Kong a hundred times and it still follows the same formula.

Andy Lau was a superstar in the 1990s; he wasn't even born in the 1980s yet.

Author, does this mean you also like to reflect the reality of married women in your novels?

This book is good, a really good book. I couldn't help but say a few more words about the book "Hong Kong Dream".