He is the most dangerous artist in the entertainment industry.
A fallen prodigy, a patient with bipolar disorder, a regular trending topic.
The moment the Emotional Resonance System forcibly linked itself to his nerves, Jiang Jin finally understood:
His illness was the sharpest weapon in the entertainment industry.
During a livestream, he sang “Later” so movingly that the entire audience lost sleep.
At a film premiere, he sang “Old Boys” with a smile as tears streamed down his face, triggering PTSD throughout the venue.
On a rainy night during a manic episode, he composed “Unbowed,” bringing countless longtime fans to their knees in tears.
[Ding! Host has earned 50,000 audience emotional resonance points. Redeeming for “Fractured Voice.”]
Amid the System’s cold prompts, he tore open his wounds and performed a shattered life.
The powers that be called him mentally ill, but audiences saw their own scars reflected in his beautifully bleak art.
As the entire internet argued over whether he healed people or made them more depressed, Jiang Jin stood on the edge of a rooftop, clutching a bottle of pills.
Beneath him lay a dazzling future, and behind him were the patients with depression he had “cured.”
It's not very good. The author remembers whether the standard definition is a novel without a heroine or a novel with multiple heroines. This novel has been ambiguous with several girls, and the jokes used are very old-fashioned. Every time Joker Xue sings a song, he will say "I want to kneel down with you", so this book has multiple heroines?
It's very interesting. Kudos to the author.
After reading the first 6 chapters, the story seems to be quite cliche and quite satisfactory. The time-travel article I wrote does include real-life celebrities and songs, so what else is there to do about time-travel? It is more logical to write the rebirth article directly. This is also something I cannot accept. Also, the audience often cries when singing songs. How can the audience be so empathetic? It's not easy to write a book, so I give it four stars.