One Hit Song a Month, and You Call Me an Athlete?

The writing is quite good, but the male protagonist is a sports student and chooses another career by singing. The writing is really good. The male protagonist has a stable, sunny, optimistic character and a sense of justice. The article really explains the complexity of human nature. You can't make money without ability. Not to mention your neighbors, relatives and friends, even your family will look down on you. Especially the younger sister of the male protagonist. She didn't want to mention her brother before. Outsiders look down on her brother who is a sports student. She also agrees with the outside view in her heart. She thinks that he has no ability and has no future. He is an ordinary person. Later, when my brother became famous, he immediately changed his attitude. He became proud of his brother and showed off his brother. Human nature is so complicated...

Well written. Sports students mixing music is very interesting. Some of the metaphors below are very consistent with the feeling that only sports students can give. I just hope that the song selection later will fit the role and not be too exaggerated. After all, there is no system. I just don't know what the author is trying to do by always having the male protagonist and the female character compete with each other. Those who didn't know about Li's interactions thought you were some kind of special friends, but those who knew about it found it strange that a novice trainee and his instructor had such a good relationship after only knowing each other for a few days. Later came another Lin who was in reverie. So the author is planning to have no female protagonist. Or single, double, rear,

The story is good, but the author is a bit verbose, not too serious, and can be listened to and read. Recommended

Okay, looks good, doesn't drag on

The writing of the story flows smoothly. I think it looks pretty good.

Sports are full of power and sunshine

Good, good, good