Showbiz: We’ve All Transmigrated, So Who’s Still Chasing Stars?

This book is well written by the author, it is refreshing and the writing style is also good. The most important thing is that there is very little water, and there are not so many audience comments. Unlike some entertainment novels, they write one episode of a variety show and have dozens of chapters. This one was much more enjoyable to read.

To be honest, I think there is no problem with the rhythm. The main thing is the song selection. Other readers can give low scores. I think the author still has something good, but there are some things that are not done well. I can't bury the author's efforts. I will give a higher score.

The plot is okay, not cookie-cutter, and the author's music library is really strong. Although I have listened to many songs, there are a few that I have never heard of. I hope there won't be songs like "Parting Flowers" that are similar to those of today.

Not bad, but the rhythm is a bit scattered, you can keep up [laughs]

Not bad, but there are a little less people, and try not to choose songs randomly

The writing is quite good, why is the rating so low?

Manxing is here to lock your throat and support you. It has nothing to do with the wind and moon. The original intention remains the same.

You haven't hit base for a long time, so be careful and I'll give you six stars.

I like you! Two lines left... It's all nonsense!

It's very well written. It's the first time I've seen such a setting. It's very interesting. But don't write it as a stallion novel.