Showbiz: One Song, “Back to Rewind,” and I Ruled the Entertainment World
文娱：一首倒带开始统治娱乐圈
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- Entertainment Stardom
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- Showbiz: One Song, Vast Oceans and Skies, and the Whole Music Scene in Shock文娱：一首海阔天空震惊整个乐坛Alternate title on Fanqie
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❶ A Fiction-Writer Protagonist, Depressing Themes, Native Characters Breaking Down, Good Writing, No CP
Female-Led Stories About Copycat Authors
I want to read books similar to Three Sentences Made My Fans Spend Ten Billion on Me. Music, movies, novels, and so on are all fine. Preferably completed. I don't like stories that use names resembling real-world figures, such as Tao Ze for popular singers. The protagonist can be male, but please don't include stereotypical loli or mature-woman portrayals.
Any Female-Oriented Stories About Authors Plagiarizing? I Can't Get Into the Appeal of Male-Oriented Ones
Looking for Stories Where the Female Lead Covers Songs, Only Sings and Doesn't Act, Has a Male Lead, and Ideally Is Complete
Looking for books like "One Hit Song a Day: The Stunning Songstress Is the Real Heiress". I only want a female lead who covers songs. Why are there so many books where the male lead writes songs? I want a female lead! A female lead! Then give her an excellent male lead who pursues her, and let them live happily ever after.
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~
Female-Oriented Plagiarism Stories!!! Female-Oriented!! The Protagonist Copies Earth's Culture
I want a story where the protagonist plagiarizes popular online novels and songs. It can be about someone aspiring to become a singer, too!!!
Academic Plagiarism or Transmigration Into the Entertainment Industry
More and more novels these days mindlessly copy good articles, songs, plays, and music without considering whether they fit or belong in the story. A great piece of writing or music doesn't just appear out of nowhere. It takes a fitting background to make it seem excellent and profound.
Looking for Top-Tier Literary Copycat Novels with Humanistic Values, Not Too Commercialized
Looking for books like This Literary Master Just Wants to Make Money. After finishing it, I felt so empty, and every other novel about copying works from another world just feels like it's missing something.
Looking for Female-Oriented Fiction with a Protagonist Who Rewrites Stories! No Romance!
I want to read something similar to The Entertainment Industry's Behind-the-Scenes Mastermind. I'd like a story where the female lead makes Huaxia movies and TV dramas, or writes novels. The main story should have no CP, or only a tiny bit of romance!
Looking for Stories About Singing: No Mindless Plots, There Are Too Many Already. I Want Good Taste in Music
Using Earth’s Culture as a Golden Finger, Including Novels, Games, Poetry, and More
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Literary Plagiarism, Writing, and Composing Music
Looking for High-Quality Entertainment Industry Stories with Hit Song After Hit Song
Parallel-World Song Plagiarism, Showbiz, Female Lead
Entertainment-industry stories where the female lead transmigrates into a parallel world and plagiarizes works from her past life. I want a female-lead story.
Female Lead Who Plagiarizes, No Pairings, No Flirting
I only want stories about copying novels, writing scripts, or adapting movies and TV shows. No becoming a celebrity or actor, and no copying songs or composing music. Absolutely nothing about writing songs or composing music. It must have no CP and no romantic ambiguity.
Entertainment Industry, Plagiarist Protagonist Who Can Sing and Write Novels, with a System
Looking for books like Entertainment Superstar: Starting as a Singer and Becoming Invincible.
The Female Lead Has Earth’s Entire Music Catalog and Plagiarizes It
A Plagiarist Who Doesn’t Sing or Act, Just Composes Behind the Scenes, No Romance
Looking for books like "Fans Report Me! I Can't Hide My Identity as a Composer". Preferably a career-focused story with no romantic tension at all.
Looking for Stories Where Songs from Our World Are Brought to a Parallel World. Nothing Mindless, Please.
Any Novels Where a Fanfic Writer Becomes a Legend?
I think I've read quite a lot of books, but I don't think I've ever read one where a copycat author becomes a legend. Please recommend some.
Please Recommend Some Fresh, Good Stories
Please recommend new books. I've already read so many of the popular ones, and I feel like I've lost interest in reading. Please, please recommend something new. The kids are on vacation, and I'm so bored.
Looking for an Entertainment Industry Novel About Plagiarizing Other People's Works
Looking for books similar to The System Wants Me to Be a Movie Star, but I Just Want to Sing. Does anyone know any books where the protagonist transmigrates and reaches the top using the culture of their original world? Ideally, there'd be classical poetry and things like that. I want to see Chinese culture spread far and wide.
Looking for Novels About Someone Who Copies Others' Works, Songwriting Stories Are Fine Too
I want books like "Comprehensive Anime: A Depressing Author, The Whole Internet Begs Him to Stop Writing".
Female-Oriented Copycat Writer Stories With No Romance
I’m looking for novels about ghostwriters or authors. Female-oriented, not male-oriented. Absolutely no romance. No songwriting, either: I want stories about writing novels and scripts, working behind the scenes, and no real-life celebrities appearing in the story. No names that are puns on real celebrities’ names, either. Something like "I Write Web Novels in Another World".
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I Became a National Treasure of Talent in Another World
Life's Twists and Turns Made Me a Composer
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Jiahao Needs a Song? Singing Exaggeration in the Rain Shakes the Music Scene
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The Chinese Singer Who Conquered the World
Showbiz: My Little Sister Is So Talented, Her Brothers Win by Doing Nothing
She Conquers the World Through Her Depression, and the Entertainment System Came From Earth
Top-Tier Starlet: Taking the Entertainment World by Storm from Scratch!
After They Stole My Debut Spot, I Climbed the Charts by Copying Classics
Starting Out as a Screenwriter, I Recreate a Masterpiece of Realistic Fiction
I Told You to Write a Book, Not Become the Richest Man
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I've finished listening to the latest chapter 61. This is a female-oriented entertainment novel without a romantic pairing, featuring songs plagiarized from other works. Some chapters have an excessively high density of comments, making the reading experience feel somewhat superficial.
It's relatively rare to find a female protagonist in a plagiarism-themed entertainment novel. Currently, it seems to be career-oriented, without any scenes of infatuation with male celebrities, selfless devotion, or female rivalry. The song plagiarism is also well-thought-out, not blind, and quite fitting; it's not a mindless copy of a hit song from the start.
It's a good story about plagiarism, but there's no need to include scenes where the protagonist feels guilty. Since it's plagiarism, such plot points are quite unsettling. Also, the story involves K-pop idols... Well, that's hard to say. Overseas idols pay to get on stage, so it seems like it would be very difficult for them.
I've added a follow-up review, and it's really good, definitely worth five stars. 1. The author has a profound understanding of each song, and even the entire Chinese music scene—a. Every song chosen perfectly fits the context, and the author's selection is very well-thought-out, such as "The Great Artist" and "As You Wish." B.
I think it's great that it's caught up; the plot is very enjoyable, and the author's choice of music is all familiar and convincing. I especially liked the storyline with the older sister; their sisterly bond is wonderful. (Of course, some parts aren't very illogical, so it's best enjoyed without thinking too much.)
The writing is very good, among the better ones in this genre. The only flaw is that the little system was removed. The little system was so cute and a major highlight, but it was abruptly gone. Also, there were too many comments; hopefully, there will be fewer.
This is one of my favorite female-authored entertainment novels. Compared to male-oriented plagiarism novels, the female author's writing is indeed more detailed and logical. The music selection is also more appropriate, avoiding overly flashy or cheap-sounding elements. I genuinely think it's quite good. I'll continue to follow the updates. Author, keep writing! I've caught up!
I devoured it in one go! Who knows what this is? This is a proper female-oriented novel, no female rivalry, no seductive men, and even very few bad guys who don't really affect the female lead. The songs are also very familiar. Please update more often!!!
Highly recommended! I've read many similar stories, and this is my favorite! The works the author mentions, whether songs, novels, or TV series, are almost all very familiar. I was born in 2000, and I feel like there's no generation gap between me and the author! It feels like we're on the same internet! Most of them are things I've seen, heard, or even particularly like! (Especially The King's Avatar! Please update!)
It's really good. At first, I was angry that the female lead sold her songs at a low price, but it felt very realistic and true to life, unlike some songs that sell for millions right from the start. Also, the female lead is established very quickly later on, and the author didn't pad the word count with lyrics. You can tell that she genuinely loves and understands music. The songs she chose aren't just plagiarized from other works, and the writing is also quite good.