
Actually, I Just Wanted to Listen to Music!
其实,我只是想听歌而已!
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Looking for a One-Female-Lead Novel Focused on Singing or Songwriting
Are there any stories mainly about writing and singing songs, with one heroine? It doesn't matter how much page time she gets, as long as there are no other love interests. The protagonist's career should mainly involve songwriting or singing. They can appear on variety shows or write screenplays, but acting, directing, and that sort of thing are a no.
Showbiz Novels With Lots of Songs, a 9.0 Rating, Over 10,000 Reviews, a Million Words, and No Tired Tropes or Cliches
Please, Give Me Some Entertainment Industry Novels About Singing!
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Any Novels About a Copycat Writer Who Copies Songs? I Want Songs That Are Actually Good
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An Entertainment-Industry Plagiarist Who Brings Over Songs, Movies, and More from Earth
Looking for books like *From “The Lonely Warrior” to “Under the Sea,” He Leaves the Whole Internet Stunned*. I want stories where Earth's culture influences people in other worlds. I just read one where the male lead directed *Dying to Survive*. I hope there are more stories like that.
Entertainment Industry, Reincarnated Copywriter, Jay Chou
Looking for novels where the protagonist plagiarizes songs, preferably classic old songs by Jay Chou or JJ Lin. Most importantly, they need to be long. Short ones aren't enough to enjoy!
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Only Composes Music and Doesn’t Become a Singer?
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Gets Famous Singing Songs from Their Past Life
Entertainment-industry stories these days always start with the protagonist being betrayed by his ex-girlfriend. I just want a story about someone becoming famous for singing, without all those ridiculous plotlines. Please recommend something, fellow readers. I’m begging you!
Entertainment Industry Novels That Are Fun and Addictive
Looking for Stories Where Songs from Our World Are Brought to a Parallel World. Nothing Mindless, Please.
Plagiarism Fiction About Copying Instrumental Music
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Behind-the-Scenes Songwriting and Composing, No Romance
Male-oriented, but not for perverts. No female lead, no womanizing, focused on building a career, and the protagonist has a brain.
Showbiz Stories Where Songs Aren't Interrupted by Explanations That Ruin the Listening Experience?
Looking for books similar to *Entertainment: A Tearjerking Voice from the Start, and the Whole Internet Breaks Down!* Why are entertainment-industry novels these days so terrible? When a song starts, can we please hear the whole thing? They keep cutting in with a ton of pointless commentary! Can't they wait until the song's over to blabber?
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It's very good, especially the songs selected. They are all my favorites. It's really surprising. The most important thing is that there are no songs by Jay Chou. I'm really annoyed by him. I can't understand any of them except Blue and White Porcelain. I hope the author will try not to write Zhou's songs. I really can't appreciate it.
As a bookworm, I have read too many books, so I wanted to try writing about them! Newbie on the road, please take care of me! This book is mainly about recalling the most impressive songs in this life. From school days to now, every familiar song can always bring back memories of you and me! I just hope you can recall those times as you read the book! It's just for fun, don't comment if you don't like it!
The writing is very delicate and smooth. In the first three chapters, it breaks away from "travel and the old relationship with the original owner" and directly starts the protagonist's new life with a popular song during the graduation season. It feels very relevant and real, and the emotions are full...
The story is good, and there is basically nothing wrong with it, except that it doesn't feel immersive. . . The sense of detachment is too strong, and the characters come and go so quickly that there is almost no image. It's the kind of thing that you forget about after reading it. It's more fun to write... It's well written, but I can't put it into context. There are a lot of pity that I am not good at writing comments.
The book is a good book for recommending songs. It recommends a lot of songs that I like to listen to and songs that I haven't heard of but that fit my listening style very well. But this writing is like a platter of sliced cakes. I give you a mouthful of one flavor, but you can't swallow it. Then I give you a mouthful of the next flavor (how many bites are left of the previous slice), and go around and around to finish the cake platter. Before you have time to taste the taste of each slice, I give you a glass of water, and serve you a new plate of sliced cakes.
The best entertainment I have ever seen, highly recommended! ! ! ! ! There is no green tea slap in the face, no workplace discrimination, or family feud. It is just a very realistic story about a soul from another world who brought his favorite song to the world after being reborn. It is very warm and highly recommended! ! ! ! ! ! !
The writing is pretty good. I like the purely behind-the-scenes novels here, and I don't write novels. I feel that this kind of purely behind-the-scenes song writing is very good. It doesn't have to be too comprehensive. It's just that there are too few lyrics in this book. I think the lyrics serve as a finishing touch in this kind of book. Without the lyrics, it always feels like there is less meaning.
About 7 points, reason: "The character setting is not clear enough, and the personality is different from the introduction. The plot of the influence of the song is a little macro-descriptive, and there is no detailed support, so the reading is not hearty enough.
It's great to be young. I always think about all my relatives in Fuze and regard myself as the most dazzling one!
Very plain, like a journal. . . I have been writing songs, movie theme songs, and then performing concerts. . . In the last few chapters, the protagonist and Yan are together. . . It's time to meet the parents. . Then it ended with a slap-in-the-face plot without any brain damage. . . The recording was done several times, unlike other novels where the songs were recorded once and passed [face covering] [face covering] [face covering] four stars. . . Encouragement,,, but it's too bland. . .