The Day an Idol Fails, the Day a Star Rises

[Rating]: 6.5 [Slots]: 8 Except for the poor rhythm control The author is very interesting in his writing and song selection --But, you have to understand that most readers have no aesthetic level in audio and video art. How to evaluate a song is subjective and idealistic. Some people listen to the song to listen to the sound, some listen to the song to listen to the emotion, and some even only hear the words and times. If music is an emotional art, then if the only evaluations of a song are "never heard of it", "not impressed", "not good", "unpleasant", then you basically don't know how to listen to the song. In the past, the song selection based on the plot was criticized as niche/unpalatable, but the song selection in the later album was even worse. When the author describes the album as an important plot, the focus of the album is not to recommend songs to readers, but to be part of the protagonist's growth arc. It can be said that the author spent a lot of effort to deal with this plot. In the album section, he also explained how to select songs, such as why not to "worry", so that the album can better meet the written requirements. Readers are just complaining that the song selection is rubbish/unpalatable. . . Of course, from the perspective of some readers, there is really no need to consider the theme of an album/how to select songs/how to sequence them. It seems that as long as it sounds good, because when they see a song they like, they just go to NetEase Cloud to find a selection and listen to it randomly, and look for a sense of identity in the book.

There is a clever flow of copying songs and scripts, and the copying is very good. The albums copied also seem to be integrated albums, and many niche songs have been included. Unlike some copies, the songs are not in line with the character's mood, and the good songs in the album are mindless and inconsistent. In short, it is a book that can be read with your mind, and your IQ is online. Looking at the back, this emotional line is so confusing, falling in love is like playing house (¬_¬)

Samsung+, mid-serialization Entertainment, the plot is old-fashioned, the writing is passable, and the pace is good The concept design and song combination of the album are a good point