i Saw someone comented how the cp had such a healty and caring relationship, but really? There is a plote hole where ML finds out the word-book thing and MC is suspish about how he found out, Was he under survilance? Where every body under survilance?? And he wasnt even surpriced by the whole thing, anyway the book doesnt say if he guessed right so I asume he did 🤷

the MC is actually a prince but he ran away hes really powerful in the end the uke ML finds out the truth and knows he's not really the real one and he's just a target for the mission but they quickly made up and MC asks ML to go to his world and then they go to his world

ML (or capture target) eventually finds out that the MC is a transmigrator and eventually gets a happy ending with the MC returning back to his "homeworld" with the ML instead of staying just for the rest of his life in the "fictional world."

the top!character once again had to dominate, literally be 100% good at everything. His spouse, the bottom!character is portrayed as the wealthiest person on the planet, imagine like Jeff Bezos or Bill Gates type wealth and influence. BUT, pretty quickly the top!MC comes in and starts helping him read business documents in his spare time, apparently able to complete them faster and better than how the bottom!ML could. *rolls eyes*

I absolutely despise situations where the stereotypical "top" (usually ML in this case since most novels have the ML being the top) be so absolutely better than the "bottom" (male or female) in every skill or situation. Ridiculous.

So I am not a fan of this trope because it's so overdone and unbelievable.

Top!character proceeds to be the BEST at everything else thereafter - acting, business, cooking, fighting, survival, strength etc.

Then let's top it off with him also being literally a royal intergalactic prince with the highest type of spiritual strength in the universe (SSS).

the last big weakness in the novel is how most CN authors seem to be obsessed with top/bottom roles for their characters.

As in, everyone random from the bodyguards to cameramen who've never met the couple, are portrayed slotting the MC or ML into those roles and become dumbstruck with shock if something happens that is different from their worldview (huge wtf who actually does this in real life??).

The side characters constantly have extreme thoughts about how the "bottom" should be the weaker one in the relationship, about how "bottoms" are teary or more emotional or need to be "spoiled" by the top. Or bottoms who have jealous fits of rage while tops are apparently just condescendingly gentle and generous. Ugh, just shoot me.

Anyway, this and other novels express a whole smorgasbord of just ridiculous gender stereotyping and misogeny that can't even be expressed in a few sentences.

Author really lost a lot of momentum from making the MC too OP. Literally everything is solved at the drop of a hat. I thought there were going to be more tense periods because of all the foreshadowing with the connection to the Main Centre constantly being down, but nope. It was just a joke at the end.

There were also a few mentions of side characters, like Qin Lin, who was set up to be someone that the MC would lend a hand to or become a friend due to the description of their second encounter right outside the MC's filming location... completely dropped. There was no point of even having a detailed second encounter if the author wanted that side-character to never show up again.

There are 2 types of worlds, the main and the secondary. The main ones are connected with reality while the secondary worlds come from series and books. MC deals with the first type of worlds, he has to prevent them from being destroyed.

ML was reborn and now wants a divorce.

MC was invited to a meeting of his friends, where they played the bottle game, he chose to kiss ML but later apologized, since ML has a thin face and quickly becomes embarrassed. But ML translated it to

I DON'T WANT TO KISS YOU, I WAS FORCED BY THE GAME

Then I create a meeting to find a new partner, where he invited many handsome men (ML wanted to be a sugar daddy) and find a new love, since he said that the MC did not want him.

Fortunately, MC was able to stop all of this and got everyone who loved a silver-lined dad out of the room. He then he had a serious conversation with ML

when the male lead discovered that the main character wasn't the same liu yu'an he knew from childhood, and the main character had to explain that he comes from the real world... everything there was told in such a way that it was absurd! male lead's first reaction is to cry, and his second one is to get jealous because main character will love someone else in his real world. the male lead is supposed to be a genius entrepreneur, a capable man who has been through many hardships and is mature and responsible. he alone could destroy the world... but that wasn't what the text read. male lead was simply pathetic. he had the emotional maturity of a twelve year old.

it was so bad, with some child trying to physically assault male lead and main character because they had plastic surgery done to themselves...

I personally think it'd work better if it just stuck to the modern/showbiz setting rather than expand out to incorporate world-hopping & intergalactic themes. But again- that's just my two-cents. Some may want it the other way around.

The MC tells his secret in the end, when they die in this world the MC take the ML into his Interstellar world.

he is a powerful Prince that have military power in the main world. He's worried when he goes back in to the main world bringing back Male Lead, he can't hide anymore by going through various world and will be busy fighting wars against Zerg and all leaving Male Lead alone

he change the plot by ruining the economy instead and wanted a divorce, which cause the virtual world to collapse and need help from our MC service system.

Having a good antagonist might have made it more interesting though. I liked the ending... where Yanxi came back with the protagonist, but the Main World setting didn't make much sense to me. I felt like it just went overboard in having the entire royal family thing there.