Harem novel.
Chen Mo wakes up in 2001 and finds himself a first-year student at the Beijing Film Academy.
In his past life, he played so many bit parts that he never even got a proper close-up.
In this life, he's figured things out: acting?
No rush. First, he'll copy the hit songs of the next twenty years and win over all those female celebrities.
At the welcome party, he sings Obsessed with You and makes the entire audience cry. That very night, Huang Shengyi corners him outside the dorm: “Chen Mo, I like you!”
He climbs into the top three of the Chinese Music Chart, lands more commercial gigs than he can handle, and becomes famous before he even realizes it.
What surprises him even more is that future Best Actresses and Best TV Actresses start flocking to him one by one.
One brings him breakfast, another asks him to go for a night run, and someone blushes and asks, “Does your new song's music video need a female lead?”
It's alright, I can read it, and most of the songs are playable. The fact that I slept with Liu Ma is a plus. It's the only novel I've read over 100 chapters in the past week, but unfortunately, I've already reached the latest chapter.
It's alright, it's alright, it's alright.
The book is pretty good; the pacing is decent, and there aren't too many pretentious face-slapping scenes. I want to see more updates from the author.
If I'm not mistaken, the author is rewriting the book by Li Mo, the one that got banned.
Is it AI? Having read too many novels, this writing style always feels a bit like AI. AI always seems to use "but" to describe it.
Is Li Xiaoran there? No, Bai Ran is not.
Not bad, especially the scene where I copied a few of your songs because you weren't enthusiastic – it really vividly comes to mind.
That's good; it's rare to see something this good in entertainment articles these days.
Is it time to cut it? There haven't been any updates for two days.
Sharing happiness is worse than poison.