The Entertainment Superstar’s Quiet Rise

It's a plagiarism story, but it seems to have a legitimate romantic pairing. Personally, I can't really accept it; it feels like the male lead is attracted to the female lead's endless creativity and talent, but those talents don't actually belong to her. I prefer plagiarism stories without a romantic pairing, where cultural exchange takes place in a parallel universe—that's acceptable.

Highly recommended! There are no idiotic villains, no awful family members, and no breakups or cheating. I really like the female lead's personality. It jumps straight into the songs, without any overly arrogant plots about going against the powerful. Plus, the songs are all great; there aren't any overly dramatic, over-the-top moments. People need time to adjust to the songs.

As a reborn individual, a reborn person to another world, a reborn person whose previous life was influenced by Earth's culture, it would be a failure if one couldn't bring over all the good works from Earth to this other world. Fortunately, the female protagonist finally succeeded, even if she didn't write them herself, but what does it matter?

Very good. No sentimentalism, no love-struck tendencies. Just like a plagiarist, he plagiarizes openly and honestly, unlike some writers who, lacking the ability to plagiarize, act pretentious. This is good; he's just a text conveyor, promoting positive energy and letting good things shine. Ideological progress is also a nation's progress.

I won't comment on the writing style, but the plot summary is decent. There's no need to include too many villains to highlight the protagonist's greatness. Life is already full of disappointments. These entertainment works are meant to be spice things up; why add so much bitterness?

Does the author have a male lead? Is the male lead Liu Wenjie or that piano prince? I hope the female lead has a few admirers. Can a novel be written like Perfect World and Cover the Sky, or like Jade Dynasty and Legend of Sword and Fairy with Zhao Ling'er?

I really enjoyed this kind of entertainment industry novel; it was so satisfying to read, I stayed up all night to finish it! 😄😄😄😄

I started reading this book with a casual attitude, but as I read on, I became more and more engaged. It's very delicate, and I personally think it's very well written. It starts off rough but becomes increasingly detailed later on.

The book's historical context and the songs it features are all from the last 10 years. I suggest writing about earlier songs; there are many great songs from Hong Kong in the 90s and also from the 2000s.

It's alright, quite good-looking. Many people are socially anxious.