One Song Made Me a Hit in America: I'm a Global Top-Tier Star
一首歌爆红美利坚，我，全球顶流
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- One Song Tops the Billboard Charts: I'm a Global Top-Tier Star一首歌屠榜公告牌，我，全球顶流Alternate title on Fanqie
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This is a really good new book. It avoids the frustrating antics of familiar villains, focusing on career development with some romantic subplots, but it doesn't get boring. You could say it already feels like an 8.6 After chapter 54. Keep up the good work, author! I can't stand it anymore! From no romance to having a romantic storyline to having a couple, and then suddenly they're doing CP marketing when one character returns to China and dies but isn't completely dead. 6
I really liked it, keep it up! Participating in talk shows is great, but it would be better if you participated in variety shows like Running Man less often. The early episodes captured a very calm and peaceful feel well, without excessive hostility or unnecessary villainous characters. I especially loved the Paris storyline.
Those who write about entertainment should come and take a look at this book. All you domestic writers who write about jealousy, extreme emotional entanglements, and pure love stories about gods of war can directly copy from this book. Look, this is a model. There are also music books, so the author must be a musician. It's detailed and concise. These few dozen photos of returning to China are a bit lacking; author, don't you know what to write anymore?
There are definitely some exciting moments, but the descriptions of the songs are rather lacking. At least from the 60+ chapters I read, there wasn't much mention of the songs themselves. It was mostly just filler content describing the reactions of various parties, celebrities, and their fans – basically, the more filler the better.
It's an excellent book about the music industry, but there are too few of them. It's much better than other books that are all about music competitions and use a bunch of old, tired songs with drawn-out plots.
The reactions from all sides were particularly rich and realistic, unlike other novels where the excitement was quickly fading. It's a pity the male lead currently has relatively few works... As for the romance, although I'm generally quite tolerant of American entertainment, this book's realism is too obvious, constantly reminding me of recent news...
Great! The author is prolific (remember to rest!), And the writing and plot are solid, with virtually no unnecessary face-slapping moments; the main focus is on the protagonist's career. The protagonist's growth and transformation feel very rapid, like a robot—precise, efficient, and powerful. However, aside from the scene where he returns home, there seems to be very little emotional fluctuation.
It's pretty good. Although it's plagiarism, each song has a lot of background information on its creation, and then it shows how the song became popular and how the author participated in commercial activities. Each song has a long lifespan in the story. It feels more like a realistic, feel-good novel. What I want to express is that this is a book where the author has a very good grasp of pacing.
It's really good. This is one of the few stories where Grammys come to China and beat up noobs. I hope there will be songs from other countries later, such as songs by Mi Shin-hyun, which are also good. It would be nice to have some Korean songs as well. Ya Ya's songs are also pretty good.
The plot is above average, and the male lead is quite likable, but the development is too slow. It's almost chapter 150, and the male lead has only released so few songs; his second album still hasn't been released and is still being delayed. Hopefully, the author can speed up the development of the male lead's music career a bit.