A video just fifteen seconds long drives people all over the world crazy.
Songs can only be fifteen seconds long?
Fans go wild: "Aaaah, where can I listen to the full version?"
Videos can only be fifteen seconds long?
Fans go wild again: "I'm going to die! I can't live without seeing what happens next, sob sob sob."
Fantasy and supernatural stories get a little more time, enough to tell a one-minute tale.
The whole world goes crazy:
"I can't die in peace without seeing what happens next."
"Li Ze, my roommate wants to hear you tell the whole story before he dies."
Bill Gates: "I'll offer a billion dollars for the next chapter of Li Ze's novel..."
Jack Ma: "Li Ze, tell us the whole story! How about I give you some Alibaba shares?"
Li Ze gives a bashful smile. "Douyin is a short-video app. Sorry about that."
"..."
Countless...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Let me tell you a secret. If you type b and a, you will become invisible.
So poisonous! Try the poison yourself! Poisonous enough to vomit blood!
I laughed when I saw the monthly ticket 0
It's silly, especially the part about Return of the King. No one will be king because of a song.
MDZZ, the threshold for Feilu novels is getting lower and lower
This seems to have been a book before. Has it been reissued? Just changed the name of the protagonist and kept everything else the same? Tsk tsk
Diaosi, what you wrote like that is a bit old and disabled.
Why do you think Meowing a Cat is a good song?
I want to read it, but in the first chapter, it is written that the protagonist has created many excellent works, but they were all confiscated by the company as company property. Why? Why did you create so many works after the first one was confiscated? So many excellent works belong to others! There is a knot in my mind that I have to untie before I can continue reading. I hope I can give you an explanation!!!
Brother Li, you're still writing about that person who insulted the national anthem in your novel, right?