How Did I Become a Top-Tier Star by Trading Insults with Haters?

The emotional descriptions deserve full marks. However, the songs the author wrote are really niche, and the quality of the songs themselves is just average (not comparable to those by obscure artists). They didn't really stand out. After all, a song's popularity is a reflection of its quality, and since those songs aren't very popular in real life, it means their quality isn't enough to make the…

It's finished. It didn't have a bad ending. Everything that needed to be written has been written. This is the ending I wanted. The rest is all side stories. Because it didn't have a bad ending, I finally have the confidence to write a book review for myself and recommend my own novel. I want to say: Lin Chuyan and Ruan Xingyu are such a perfect match!

To be honest, a middle-aged man really doesn't understand this field, and there aren't many people he can seriously argue with, so he watched it in a relatively relaxed manner. Overall, the writing style is witty and humorous, making it a very enjoyable read. There are no major flaws in the entire book.

The male lead doesn't shy away from his past embarrassing moments and readily laughs off the ridicule he receives. The female lead is open about her love and actively pursues him; both are quite courageous. Most importantly, the author likes every single comment, making it difficult for me to hold back even when I wanted to criticize.

After several days of intense reading, I finally finished it. In short, it was brilliant and captivating. I was completely absorbed in it, neglecting to eat or sleep. Judging from the details, the author is very knowledgeable, possesses a strong foundation of knowledge, and has clearly put in a lot of effort; the overall structure is very complete.

Strengths: The arrangement of the blue and yellow albums is ingenious and thoughtful. The author has their own aesthetic sense regarding music and film, and their comments and analyses are insightful and not blindly following trends. The protagonist's career planning is logical, the romance is sweet without being cloying, and the ensemble cast is vivid and lively.

Overall, this novel is worth reading; it has no obvious flaws and is considered above average. Firstly, its writing is solid, flowing smoothly and logically. The plot is logically sound without being far-fetched, while avoiding contrived or illogical storylines.

Aside from some songs I hadn't heard before, the songs themselves were alright (they were old songs, which I personally didn't like, but many people thought they were good). It might also be because the main singer's singing skills weren't very high, so the songs that came out were relatively easy to sing.

So far, it's very good. It's a high-quality piece of entertainment. Although I haven't heard the songs they chose, at least it's not like any random song from a variety show can win first place and be praised by casual listeners. In normal entertainment, many songs are enough to establish oneself in the entertainment industry. Generally speaking, a few songs are enough, and there's no need to keep writing songs to prove oneself like the protagonists in other novels.

It's easy to read without needing to think, and the male and female leads are really adorable. The main and supporting characters all have their own distinct personalities, and aside from the leads, almost everyone is relatable to real-life celebrities, making it more relatable. (This is the first time I've heard a remix of "In the Name of the Father" and "Loneliness," and it's really catchy.