Chen Wumu had been with his girlfriend for ten years. They truly loved each other, but in the end, reality defeated them and they split up.
Later, he was diagnosed with severe depression and schizophrenia. One night, he drank baijiu recklessly, not caring whether he lived or died, and eventually passed away.
At the same time, Chen Wumu from another parallel world was hit by a car and died while trying to save someone. Luckily, he had actually transmigrated?
"The songs are different?"
"The era that belongs to me, Chen Wumu, has arrived!!!"
"Here's 'The End of the World,' dedicated to myself."
A newly risen song queen passing by was moved to tears.
I suggest that before writing, you first understand what a classic is, what classics there are, and what is the positioning of a classic. There are a lot of classics, always using second-, third-, or fourth-rate songs, and they are said as if they are great. Come on, aren't people in the parallel world all fools?
The female protagonist met the male protagonist 1-2 times and used company shares as a guarantee for the male protagonist. As a time traveler, the male protagonist actually used the copyright as a bet to get a higher contract. I definitely want the copyright even if the share is low. If I become popular, the copyright can last a lifetime.
Is Chapter 121 a foreshadowing? Don't do it. When traveling, just write about traveling to the past and don't write back again. I saw you laid a foreshadowing and didn't take it seriously, but the dream you wrote in Chapter 121 is not necessary. Just write it down as it is now. The foreshadowing in Chapter 121 is poisonous when you write it. We have already traveled through time, so there is no need to dwell on the past and present lives. This is the biggest poisonous point of this kind of time-traveling novel. It is more poisonous than a brainless harem.
After reading more than a dozen chapters, I feel that this is the best book I have ever read among similar books. There are no annoying or redundant slap-in-the-face plots. More importantly, there are many songs. Good news for Jay fans. I hope the author can stick to it 💕
Don't new writers start with some classics? How can such songs get any traffic? . . If there was no traffic, wouldn't this book be a loser? And if I were given a chance to time travel, would you work in an entertainment company?
Come on, it's pretty good-looking. I don't want eunuchs. I'll chase you. Don't make the male protagonist take a knife. It's not necessary. Just write it normally.
It's pretty good, but Jay Chou should write more intros to his songs. After all, his intros are really nb. Of course, the lyrics are also very good. If you don't write more intros, it feels incomplete 🤦
It's really good, there's no poisonous plot
Come on!!!!!!!!!
It looks ok so far, I'll keep chasing it and see