Imitating a Top-Tier Star Got Me Sued, So I Chose to Become One

So many chapters and the contract issue still hasn't been resolved? Doesn't the author know that this kind of lawsuit is bound to lose?

I don't understand why a company that has harmed me still goes to work seriously every day. . . , A person who was cheated by a contract also likes to sign contracts everywhere with the company that cheated him. . . , This idea

It's too Facebooky. The boss brought someone to record a song, but the sound engineer was so careless that he kept talking and kept talking. He was shocked when he heard the singing. Do you know that you are at work? When you go to a show and say hello to the director, the director closes his eyes and hums and ignores you. Do you know that you paid for it yourself? The company here is constantly cheating, and the protagonist over there is singing original songs on live broadcasts and participating in variety shows. Do you know that the money you earn all the time belongs to the evil company?

It looks uncomfortable! The contract is not settled and the copyright is not registered. Are you being arrogant?

A company that deceives people will not retreat. . The copyright is not registered. . Don't know what to write. .

I hate this kind of novel that sings songs and then crosses borders.

All poison, all kinds of poison

A lot of mess

Without lyrics, there is no sense of immersion. No matter how good the author's writing is, it is a failure. Other people's novels all write lyrics generously. Just add an annotation at the end.

There's nothing exciting about it, it's just a plot twist.