Watching Zhang Ye progress as he comes from nothing to becoming #1 Superstar in China was a bumpy yet enjoyable road.

Things I disliked about the novel:

• • Zhang Ye values friendship maybe a little TOO much, causing him to offend people for little or no reason at all, putting himself in muddy waters for others. While that may be touching for others, I tend to like main characters that only think for himself or his loved ones.

• • Zhang Ye suddenly loses four years of his youth because he's arrested for being a hacker. This caused the novel to sort of back track from the peak of his life and entered a time where he's displayed as an old celebrity that's lost all his fire.

• • Zhang Ye just doesn't value money. He feels the ever-so lack of money yet he makes no attempt at gaining revenue. The 100 Million USD that he gains from the charity auction was also donated to the organization. Zhang Ye seems to never get his hands on any money at all.

• • From Chapter 800-900 onwards, Zhang Ye's popularity points just suddenly stopped being displayed. It was to the point where readers had to guess what stage ZY has reached. Billions? Trillions? Who knows, he's reached the world stage but his point values are no longer apparent.

• • As of Chapter 1617, the author has made no attempt to max out skills that are valuable towards ZY and doesn't make use of his abilities to the fullest. Ex. Since ZY is using singing as a way to gain popularity, why doesn't he make use of his Maxed Luck Halo to try to gain top level singing abilities? Why does he make it so that he reveals his own identity as "2" and causes himself to lose 4 years of his youth?

• • Author causes ZY to abuse the memory search waaayy too much. The whole novel was pretty much based on the very item itself. Memory search capsule, the author basically uses generic songs/novels and various pieces from real life and implements it into the novel. The memory search capsule pretty much encompasses the whole plot of the novel. There's a mention of a piece from real life at least every 3 chapters.

• • At some point later on in the story, I feel as if popularity points lost their worth. It seems as if he never makes full use of what he gains. [Note that he's now on the world rankings and his popularity points should be flowing in wave after wave] It's to the point where I feel as if the author is only mentioning his points whenever he feels like ZY needs a little upgrade. Then again, maybe he's trying to prevent ZY from being too OP, but that's kind of the point of the novel.

Things I loved:

• • The character that reaches out most to me is probably ZY's family: his wife, daughter, father, mother, etc.

• • The growth of ZY as he gains more and more abilities, though I feel as though he limits himself within China due to his nationalistic side

• • The various ways that ZY pisses people off and turns out gaining popularity and fans.

• • His daughters cause she's way too cute, I feel as though she should get a lot more lines than she does and isn't mentioned as much as others such as ZY's crew.

Overall, a great novel that I still follow from day to day. I foresee the novel ending probably 2000+ in? I'd give the novel a 4.999/5 just because of the thrill that I got from it. I found myself laughing a lot more from reading this novel just out of pure humor. The missing 0.001 is from the dissatisfaction that I have from

how ZY could be more OP than he is now.