I’m an Obscure Singer, and I’m Back in the Spotlight

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As a 90s kid, Jay Chou was an idol to many of my peers when I was a teenager. I just thought he was a bit noisy and couldn't even sing the lyrics clearly. But now that I'm thirty, listening to current pop songs feels [shocked]. I can only listen to old songs. I suddenly realized that I was really blind back then. Jay Chou is simply a god-like figure. In the name of the father, Ninja, I hope Jay Chou will make a comeback.

Not bad, not bad. These dozens of chapters didn't have any melodramatic plot twists. If the program content and recording process were detailed, it would be fine. It passed by quickly without leaving much of a feeling.

It's pretty good. Among the entertainment celebrity novels I've read, this is one of the better ones. Apart from the first three chapters being slightly uncomfortable, I think it's quite good. The plot flows smoothly, and the writing is decent. I support the author, and I just hope the author can update faster, hahaha (⊙ꇴ⊙)

Of all the sad songs I've heard, only "Sea God" stands out; the others are really not up to par. Many say "internet hits" are due to online releases and new artists, but if released by a top-tier superstar, they would undoubtedly become classics.

Well, I didn't finish reading it all, but I read quite a few chapters. My impression after reading it can be summed up in two words: "humble." This novel is somewhat realistic. The protagonist desperately bows to capital, which is pretty much the case in reality. Living in real life is tiring enough; to make reading a novel this tiring is a bit too realistic.

It's a great read, with no nonsensical plot points throughout. I recommend the author keep writing! ╰ (‵□′)╯

The only downsides are the younger sister betraying her older brother and the protagonist, and the scene where Su Ning is stopped by a man and a woman on the street and forced to sing—the moral blackmail scene. Once you get past those two major flaws, you can read on without worry. The book isn't terrible, but it's not exceptional either.

That was great. If you can maintain this level, your skill level will be quite good.

It's a very light and humorous book. The plot isn't awkward and has some unique features. It's much more enjoyable than many 9-point novels that are just filler. But I don't know why it didn't get a 9. Maybe the author isn't updating it enough?