Showbiz: Writing a Song for the Diva from the Start, Taking the Internet by Storm
娱乐：开局给天后写歌，火爆全网
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 242k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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In booklists 7
Looking for a One-Female-Lead Novel Focused on Singing or Songwriting
Are there any stories mainly about writing and singing songs, with one heroine? It doesn't matter how much page time she gets, as long as there are no other love interests. The protagonist's career should mainly involve songwriting or singing. They can appear on variety shows or write screenplays, but acting, directing, and that sort of thing are a no.
Any Novels About a Copycat Writer Who Copies Songs? I Want Songs That Are Actually Good
Showbiz Novels About an Original Singer Debuting. Absolutely No Breakups or Divorces from the Start!
Entertainment-industry novels where the protagonist debuts as an original singer. No!! NO, NO stories where they start out facing a ban, a breakup, divorce, debt, a school beauty, a child, sick parents, or a terminal illness. No doormats. The protagonist can be a singer and actor, but no poetry or painting and calligraphy. Make them human, not a god.
Showbiz Fiction, One Female Lead, Songwriting and Composing, No Forced Showing Off from the Start
I want to read books similar to This Singer Is Obviously Very Powerful, Yet He Loves Playing the Fool. The female lead meets the male lead when she is down on her luck, and he helps her. Or novels that focus more professionally on writing lyrics and composing music.
Only Composes Music, Never Sings. Read the Description Before Recommending
Any Showbiz Novels Where the Protagonist Only Writes Songs and Books, and Doesn't Sing or Act?
Looking for Urban Novels Featuring Ming Jin, An Jin, Hua Jin, and Grandmaster Realms!
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After watching the opening, the male protagonist's character is quite interesting, the plot is okay, the male protagonist's parents are still alive and he has an older sister, and the songs are copyrighted and well received. There's just one thing. The author's segmented writing mode is not very friendly to those who listen to the book, and they will get stuck one after another. First: The author's segmented mode is not very comfortable to watch. Second: The first few chapters are okay, but then the plot goes downhill. Third: Why does the queen give money to the TV station? Is it okay to go directly to the male protagonist to buy songs or to have the diva's privileges (a second-rate show, where the diva's joining brings traffic) and force the actor to cooperate?
It's good to watch, I just finished it in just one moment, come on, author
Yes, the book is very comfortable to read, five-star praise ((*^∀^))👍🏻 I downloaded it and watched it offline [cover my face] but online it told me that it would take less than 30 minutes.
So pretty, so pretty
Come on, author, the writing is good, but the plot is a little poor. It is still good as a brainless and refreshing article [you taste it carefully] [you taste it carefully] [you taste it carefully]
The woman is lively and interesting, with rich language and a tight sense of rhythm.
Not bad, very exciting
I can only say it's okay
Very good, the characters are very good