The Whole Internet Hates Me? I’ll Take the Campus Beauty and Conquer Showbiz

I don't know why the rating is so low, but the author writes really well. The writing is very delicate, the characters are well described, the emotional storyline in the middle and later stages is also good, and the music selection is also in line with the male protagonist's emotional journey.

The core is good, and the song selection is good. It combines the familiar elements of bands and trainees in a vivid and relatable way. Unlike authors who write about Chopin, Chen Qi, and Qin Yang, whose works tend to be more comedic, this book focuses on international competitions and their song choices are often outdated, obscure, or lacking in many international styles, thus defining "world…

The pacing is excellent, and the content includes a touch of professional knowledge, preventing the singing from feeling empty, but also avoiding an excessive amount that creates a reading barrier. The song selection is also superb, featuring only the most popular hits, not just in Chinese, but also in Japanese and English.

This is my first book review, and I think it's really well-written. It has positive values. In recent years, with all sorts of questionable practices in the entertainment industry, the word "celebrity" has almost become a derogatory term. The author redefines what a celebrity should be, what they should contribute to society, and what social responsibilities they should bear.

I haven't found an entertainment novel I've been looking forward to in a long time, but this one really got me hooked and deserves five stars. First, it features multiple female leads, all of whom are characters the original owners of the original bodies, whom I met and developed relationships with afterward.

Is there really a novel that I'm willing to write a review for? This novel is truly unique among the entertainment novels I've read. I personally love band-themed novels, and I know Japanese band anime like the back of my hand. When I read the part where Song Lin leaves the band, I immediately recognized the reference to the classic scene of Xiangzi leaving the band in Bang Dream; the combination…

This book is different from typical wish-fulfillment novels. While typical wish-fulfillment novels make you laugh, this one makes you cry. The author's writing is incredibly powerful; some passages were so vividly described that even someone like me, who has been reading online novels for over twenty years, couldn't help but shed tears.

I initially saw it had a score of around 7, and since I only read it based on that, I left without even looking at it. This time, during the May Day holiday when I had nothing else to do, I stumbled upon this book again. Perhaps it was fate, but I ended up reading it carefully. I don't know what others think; some might find it problematic, but personally, I found it very enjoyable.

I've been reading for a few days and caught up with the updates, so I'm leaving a comment. I actually think the lie detector mentioned in the comments is great; it actually deepens the character development of the male lead. The singer's song choices are indeed a bit unsuitable for the band's, but considering the context, the songs appearing in the story are quite enjoyable.

Depression is terrifying. I have a friend who passed away from it. He was a cheerful and outgoing person, someone who always seemed so happy and sunny. Nobody would guess it. The night before he died, he posted something strange on social media, and then he was gone, leaving behind his elderly mother with gray hair. So pitiful. Chapter 545 abandoned I don't know what the author was thinking.