I Wrote Songs for the Diva, and You Say I'm Taking Advantage of Her?
我给天后写歌，你们说我薅羊毛？
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 686k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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336Chapters
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Ahem... It's a bit taken for granted that the assistant director can challenge the director. To put it bluntly, the assistant director is the leader of the group. Even if he has a background, his credit is gold-plated. There is no assistant director who rides on the director's neck. The assistant director is also responsible for contacting the sponsor (this is probably the producer's job). Music works are not based on quality, but on who is famous, hahaha. I guess the author is either a Chicken Brother fan or a Mage fan. Ahem... The assistant director has never been a director who hooked up with the protagonist and then caused mischief by encouraging several actors to refuse subsequent filming. Don't people in other worlds sign contracts? Don't you need to compensate for the losses if you stop performing midway?
Suddenly it became a harem story...🙂🙂🙂
Don't want to say more. . .
Not bad, not bad. After writing 600,000 words, you can endure hardships.
It becomes increasingly illogical and childish.
The plot drags and the author makes up for the word count.
It really made me laugh
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