I’ve Transmigrated, So Surely Singing and Writing Books Aren’t Crimes
都穿越了，会唱歌会写书不犯罪吧
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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.
A Feel-Good Showbiz Story With Full Song Lyrics You Can Read Along To
Looking for books similar to This Singer Is Clearly Talented, Yet Loves to Play the Fool.
Showbiz Fiction, One Female Lead, Songwriting and Composing, No Forced Showing Off from the Start
I want to read books similar to This Singer Is Obviously Very Powerful, Yet He Loves Playing the Fool. The female lead meets the male lead when she is down on her luck, and he helps her. Or novels that focus more professionally on writing lyrics and composing music.
Any Novels Where Hearing a Song Lyric Makes the Music Play? Please!!!
Looking for books similar to *Entertainment: The Day I Sang, I Shocked the Whole World*.
Stories Where the Protagonist Transmigrates to a Parallel World and Becomes Famous for Writing Novels
No harem, and preferably no female lead either. Something like Xian Yu in *The King's Avatar*.
Five Peak Masterpieces Set in the Entertainment Industry, Take Notes!!! (*˘︶˘*)...:*
My Li Shao, Yin Zi-ge, Nan Wang, Shi Shiran, Jiujiu 💕💕💕
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.
The Four Legendary Showbiz Novels
The Southern King and Northern Emperor, the Great Sage Equal to Heaven, countless trials and tribulations, and a cup of white liquor.
Culture Copying! No Romance! No Brain-Dead Characters! No Showing Off!
I don’t care whether it’s another world or a parallel world, whether the protagonist transmigrates or is reborn, whether the lead is male or female, or whether they plagiarize stories or create their own! I just want an urban slice-of-life novel where nobody acts smug and stupid, something low-key without all those cookie-cutter villains. That’s it~
Looking for a Feel-Good Entertainment Industry Novel Rated 9.5 or Higher, with a Heroine Who Seems Silly but Is Actually Powerful
I'd prefer a female lead who isn't too airheaded. The smarter, the better.
Writing-Cheat Stories Focused on Copying Novels and Screenplays, Not Songs
Stories about copying existing works, mainly novels and screenplays. No copying songs, and definitely no switching to acting halfway through.
What's Going On with Entertainment Fiction? Looking for Good Reads
Looking for books similar to *The Entertainment Industry’s Number One Sugar Baby*. Please recommend something good. Everything else is just the same old plot repeated over and over. If you’re going to repeat things, at least give us something interesting! What’s happened to entertainment-industry novels? They can’t all revolve around Yang Mi and Dilraba Dilmurat...
The Ultimate Showbiz Novel! One Heroine!
Only recommend one book.
Audiobooks with Songs and Showbiz Stories
Are there any entertainment-industry novels with songs that can be listened to in full?
Showbiz Novels With Lots of Songs, a 9.0 Rating, Over 10,000 Reviews, a Million Words, and No Tired Tropes or Cliches
Desperately Seeking a Satisfying Showbiz Novel Around Five Million Words
Looking for books like Reborn as a Master of Entertainment.
Singing, Songwriting, and the Entertainment Industry, With One Female Lead Only!!!
Looking for books similar to *Entertainment: I Just Woke Up, and I Have a Wife?* Something along those lines.
Entertainment Industry Novels Rated Above 9, With Lots of Readers
Preferably completed.
Any Relaxed, Enjoyable Urban Slice-of-Life Stories About Enjoying Life and Traveling, Without a Business Focus?
Please, Give Me Some Entertainment Industry Novels About Singing!
Showbiz, Boldly Going Public, Pregnancy, Sweet Romance, Short Reads (Preferably Complete)
Showbiz Stories Where the Protagonist Doesn't Marry a Celebrity or Appear Onscreen, and Just Writes Novels and Lyrics and Composes Music
Modern Stories About Assassins, Master Thieves, and Spies
I read this a long time ago, but I've forgotten the title and want to read it again. Both the male and female leads were powerful. It was something along those lines. Can you recommend anything?
Chinese Entertainment Industry + Becoming a Power Broker
I want to read books like *Entertainment: I Start by Living Off a Rich Woman!*.
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After reading Chapter 10, I went to check it out. The age for graduating with a PhD in music is usually 28-33 years old, but the protagonist feels like a simple college student between 18-23 years old, and he is still the kind of person who is not popular. They helped you, and gave you the top recording studio in the school that they had arranged to help you record. Not only did they ask you to invite them to a meal, but they invited you to a meal and said that my brother was ready and then left. At least they invited you casually. All his behavior, speech, and demeanor are basically the same, and he looks like he is talented. Maybe the author's intended audience is high school students and college students, which is very targeted, but it just doesn't fit my taste. Come on.
I reviewed it after reading the 50th chapter. It looks good and not bad. A few minor flaws are normal. 99% Of the books have them. The songs selected are also very good. Reading the novel makes me feel physically and mentally comfortable. The author carefully reads the readers' comments and wants to continue to improve and improve his writing skills. Come on, I will complete this novel with you and then come to the next one. Author, don't be affected by bad comments. Listen to the good suggestions and ignore the bad ones. Follow your own pace and it will get better and better.
There are too many passerby scenes, and it's also slow. All kinds of people are looking for a sense of presence, one step at a time. Also, the person next to the protagonist is quite annoying. Although I know he advances the plot, he is a lot of nonsense. Write familiar routines quickly, write about entertainment, mainly works. Overall, the main plot is pretty good.
This entertainment mode is like a joke. The so-called Brother Kai is really so awesome as described by the author. He even uses it to jump around, fight pig's feet, and give the protagonist a chance to make a comeback. It's really an obscene thing.
I just saw Chapter 15. There are a lot of bugs. The graduation party of an art college is equivalent to the student's graduation thesis. The performance needs to be reviewed and rehearsed. The protagonist only needs to write his name when applying for the show. There is no music score, no sample, and no one to review. On the day of the performance, most of the audience left before the protagonist performed. The inability to retain the audience for the graduation performance of an art college proves how bad the professional courses of this school are.
Have you watched too many of the author's short videos? Why are they all the same routines in short videos? From the beginning, you can guess the middle routine. Being ridiculed by the opponent → passers-by followed suit → the protagonist slapped him in the face → the opponent had a look of impossibility and continued to look for the protagonist's flaw → the passers-by around him looked amazed → the opponent found what he thought was a flaw and continued to mock → go back to the beginning for a whole cycle.
I feel like the protagonist is very aloof and childish
There are too many curse words! Does the male protagonist like to be scolded so much? ? I was scolded for singing and scolded for writing novels! I've read almost fifty chapters, and forty of them contain all kinds of curses! Although it is suppressed first and then promoted, it is too much to go too far. The male protagonist's attitude of being sober while everyone else is drunk really deserves a beating! Too much pretense!
No wonder it doesn't even have a rating. There is a reason. The protagonist of Bubble actually sings it himself. You don't need the rich second-generation women around you, not to mention that they have helped you. I would rather go to the construction site to move bricks. What did the author think?
I couldn't stand it after reading Chapter 28. Since I'm going to write a story about Long Aotian's trial, why not start with a wealthy second-generation character? It's not impossible to start with the bottom + green hats and then rely on transportation to counterattack all the way, but the logical bugs are not handled smoothly enough, and it looks very fragmented, giving people a feeling of being too ambitious.