Showbiz: Here, Take the Mic! Why Did Everyone Go Quiet?

The writing is quite good, but the data may not be very good, causing the author to finish it in a hurry, which is a pity. Highly recommended. The male protagonist in the book is very charming and clear-headed. There is no ambiguous plot and it is very comfortable to watch.

It's a good read, and the main character doesn't have a cp. I feel like there's a lot to write about, and it's very attractive to me. I actually finished reading it, but it didn't stop, and it felt like it stopped abruptly. I finished reading it on 2025.10.31 And it's over [Love]🎉🎉🎉

The overall rhythm is very comfortable. Except for the rushed ending, it looks very enjoyable and has a sense of immersion. The protagonist's charm is also very attractive, but there is too little and I didn't see enough. As a refreshing article on the entertainment industry, it's too good! ! ! !

It's good-looking, and there's no CP protagonist who can do whatever he wants. Realistic issues such as where the songs come from are also taken into consideration. I don't think much about it. How long does it take to have 80 songs? Or is it a different style of music and different ideas? I'm afraid of being arrested for research.

Finally, I am no longer just a time-travel fool or a bunch of unintelligent fans. Gu Yun is happy to sing and I am happy to listen [shy][shy][shy] Wrong name, it's Gu Yun [face covering]

It's okay, the ending is very hasty and leaves no pitfalls, but in fact there are quite a lot that can be written, at least there are no English/Japanese/Korean and other foreign language songs yet. The male protagonist is quite attractive and I can tell he is quite strong. But I don't know if there are too many descriptions of the male protagonist's original compositions and behind-the-scenes staff in his previous life. I have been waiting for the song written by the male protagonist to appear, but unfortunately the male protagonist has always played the role of a copycat. Also, the chapters about fans' reactions to singing, Liu Hua's introduction, Lu Ming's back and forth, and comments about the singing group are too long, and many of the descriptions are repetitive and verbose. But overall it's okay and watchable.

I really like it. This book has also added a bunch of favorite songs to my playlist. I also like the main character, Gu Yun, hey, all readers know it, so it's not ky (*´ｽv) It's just that the author is too short and I can't read enough [snickering] [smirking] [smirking] I'd better look forward to a big new book. What makes me even more satisfied is that the male protagonist has no CP. I'm really satisfied (*´ω｀*) A good man should stand out. If you have to find a partner, men are fine, but women are better. Of course, I'm not discriminating or anything. Just read the novel. Of course, it's just my personal opinion. If you don't like it, don't comment. ദ്ദി (⩌ᴗ⩌ )

Get used to good reviews, just encouragement. What should I say? I read a book called Bianzi Gong a while ago, and it was quite good. This is the second book I've just read, and I can't help but compare. This book didn't feel so easy to read, and some of the descriptions were a bit cumbersome. I usually don't like to skip when reading books, but this one skipped a bit too much. So, see you in the sea of ​​books.

It's good at this time. At least he's not being banned by the industry after breaking up. It's as if the whole world is targeting him. And there are no villains, brainless villains. I've already sung excellent songs, and there are brainless villains shouting. At least people can't be so stupid.

The novel is well written, with no intrigues or green tea madonnas. However, the ending feels a bit sudden and leaves much to be desired. I feel good and can write a lot. But overall it's still very good.