Hello Mr. King

The relationship between the male and female leads felt a bit inexplicable, and the focus on their interactions felt inconsistent with the extensive writing about the female lead's career earlier in the story. Although her career was also mentioned, it was described too briefly, as was the male lead's career.

This book is really good, but I don't know why it seems like not many people are reading it? I've only read the first half, but I hope the rest won't disappoint. Highly recommended!!!

I think this book is alright. However, I feel there's a major flaw in this book. Every time Song Mian says things like, "Ah Mian, we Song family are dead," or "Yun Xiangxiang got into trouble in the capital," it all sounds incredibly far-fetched. He claims the Song family is a truly top-tier family, but the later descriptions feel very unrealistic.

It's just so-so. The plot lacks twists and turns, with the romance taking up the majority of the story. It's getting a bit tiresome.

Seriously, it's so good! The male and female leads are both very well-developed characters.

The female lead has very positive values! Her friends and family are also great. Her relationship with the male lead is enviable and inspiring. The male lead has a wonderful personality, depending on who he's dealing with! He's incredibly caring towards the female lead, and his methods of raising children are worth learning from!

The premise is good, and the writing is decent, but there's too much romance, which feels a bit unrealistic. The male lead moves the female lead to agree to date him with just a few words, which gets a little cloying.

Although the female lead keeps saying she relies on herself, it feels like everyone she meets is just taking advantage of her. She shares everything the male lead gives her, and there's a lot about the entertainment industry, but not much about her growing up alongside the male lead. It's only good for watching when you're bored; it's not the kind of story you can't put down.

I like this kind of subject matter. I hope the female lead only makes movies, and the romance subplots are few but well-developed. The filmmaking narrative should ideally include a plot, like the style of entertainment headlines. It's really good; the redemption storyline between a demon and a god is thrilling. It should also include participation in international film festivals.

I think it's really good. The rating is underrated. I haven't seen such a good article in a long time.