
One Memorial Song Made the Whole Graduation Party Weep
一首纪念,毕业晚会全场爆哭
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 134k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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This is a wonderful book; it helped me discover many beautiful songs. I hope the author continues writing.
Please update soon! Could you please include a song called "Ruo Meng" in the sequel to "Shan Hai Shan Hai"? I've noticed it's missing from many novels like this, even though it sounds beautiful. Is it because it's not suitable?
What? It ended halfway through? Author, what are you doing? Hurry up and update! Author, you'd be doing this book a disservice if you didn't update at least a hundred or two hundred chapters, you know?
Sure, it's just too short right now. I finished it in one go. The main character is well-developed and not annoying to read. There aren't too many supporting characters who jump out to show off. After all, music is the main driving force in this kind of story. The subtleties of showing off and face-slapping are handled quite well.
Yes, I watched it all in one go.
This article uses Qin Fan to satirize those in the entertainment industry who become famous through connections but lack talent, indirectly illustrating how murky the industry is today. Through the song "I Remember," it calls on people to cherish those around them, and through the song "Commemoration," it urges people to cherish time and not waste their best years. This article is rich in genuine emotion and captivating; highly recommended.
I'm not very cultured, so all I can say is "Awesome!"
Author, Qin Fan, are you subtly referring to someone?
Having read some novels about the Chinese entertainment industry, this one is alright.
Author, tell me why it's gone 😫😫😫