Fame

Xu Zhi chased Lu Ming for a year, had a two-year relationship that could not be made public, and was a fool for three years. She wrote songs for Lu Ming’s artists to sing, and for Lu Ming she gave up the chance to become famous. And for all the important moments in her life, Lu Ming was absent. After another one of his absences, Xu Zhi brought up the breakup, and Lu Ming disdained her, betting with a friend, “In less than a month, she’ll be begging to get back together.” Xu Zhi didn’t beg to get back together, and she completely disappeared from Lu Ming’s world. Soon after, a music competition program brought out a dark horse, the ghost singer Xu Zhi, all her original songs appeared in the major search platform. The mentors extended an olive branch and handed out offers of cooperation to her, and Xu Zhi quickly burst into the limelight. Lu Ming couldn’t believe that Xu Zhi just didn’t want him anymore. When the rain poured, Lu Ming stood in front of Xu Zhi’s house waiting for her to turn back. After waiting for half an hour, the second floor window opened and a tall man loosely draped in a black bathrobe leaned against the window, his handsome face showing the laziness of the aftermath in the night, “My wife is asleep, what is the matter with Mr. Lu looking for her?” Soon after, Qi Cai announced his romance with Xu Zhi in a high profile. Xu Zhi’s new boyfriend, was the popular superstar Qi Cai. On the day Xu Zhi and Lu Ming broke up, Seven Points Media played “Good Day” for a whole day.

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Fame "Fame" promised a sweet romance set against the glittering backdrop of the music industry, and for the most part, it delivered. As a sucker for a good love story, I was eager to dive in, and I found myself quite charmed. It's the kind of novel that hits familiar beats, but sometimes, that's exactly what you crave. ### First Impressions The initial chapters pulled me in quickly. The female lead's backstory, though potentially triggering for some, provided a compelling foundation for her character. It immediately established a sense of vulnerability and resilience that made me root for her success, both in her career and in love. ### What Works Well The core strength of "Fame" lies in its romance. The male lead is undeniably endearing, with his unwavering devotion and slightly tragic backstory. The dynamic between the two leads is genuinely sweet, with a touch of push-and-pull that kept me engaged. I particularly enjoyed how the novel explores their individual career journeys alongside their relationship, adding a layer of complexity to their interactions. The novel really shines in its depiction of a supportive and loving relationship that blossoms amidst the pressures of fame. I appreciated the focus on their present and future, rather than dwelling solely on their difficult pasts. ### Areas of Concern While I enjoyed the overall story, there were a few elements that gave me pause. The "drama" stemming from public perception sometimes felt contrived and relied on somewhat illogical reasoning. It's a common trope in these kinds of stories, but in a few instances, it stretched my suspension of disbelief. The pacing also faltered towards the end, with the story dragging on a bit longer than necessary. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning The following contains minor spoilers regarding plot points: Some of the drama hinges on the public's reaction to the female lead's talent and background, which at times, felt forced. For example, the negative reaction to her famous pianist mother seemed a bit out of place, considering her established talent. ### Final Verdict Despite its minor flaws, "Fame" is a genuinely enjoyable romance novel, particularly if you're a fan of the genre. The leads are likable, their relationship is heartwarming, and the overall story is engaging. If you're looking for a sweet and satisfying read with a touch of star power, I'd recommend giving "Fame" a try.