Showbiz: One Song, “Back to Rewind,” and I Ruled the Entertainment World

Listen to the latest 61 chapters. This is a non-CP female channel entertainment song article. The barrage density in some chapters is too high, and the impression is watery. The plot related to the song copyright registration is very perfunctory. Basically, there is no explanation of the registered copyright, and the song lyrics and music demos are sent directly to the other party. If you don't read it with a deep in-depth mentality, the overall style of writing is a joyful way to relax and relieve stress. I have heard most of the tracks selected in the book, but "Ninety Thousand Words" was the only one I was not familiar with before. The author's idea of ​​selecting songs is very clear. They are basically representative works of various singers and popular songs that have been popular in the industry. Most of them are so that when you see the song title, the melody will automatically sound in your mind. Chapter 216 is abandoned. There are really many barrages. There are three chapters updated every day. The barrages take up almost two chapters. Some chapters are full of barrages... To add to the copyright issue mentioned earlier, the copyright is directly sold for divine songs, and the golden songs are sold for authorization (one fee is charged once and you can sing them for free for several years). Except for the first song that says to register the copyright, there is no further mention of copyright registration later. In fact, you only need to add that the songs purchased by the system will automatically register the copyright. Unfortunately, there is no... Then he said that Karen Mok's "Cloudy Sky" is friendly to newcomers... "Cloudy Sky" is notoriously difficult to sing, right? Then I participated in a songwriter variety show, and I felt that in the eyes of the author, there is no separation between lyrics and music. Those who can compose music can compose lyrics, and those who can compose lyrics can compose music (it is really a common problem in literary novels, and non-protagonists are all songwriters...)

It is relatively rare for women to be the protagonists of literary and entertainment stories. At present, it seems that they are career-oriented. They are infatuated without seeing a male star, have selfless dedication, female rivalry and other plots. The song copying is also thoughtful, not blind, and relatively consistent. It is not a mindless copying of Wang Zha's works right from the start.

It's a good-looking Wenzhaogong type, but there's no need to write some scenes where the protagonist feels guilty. It's all Wenzhaogong. Similar plots look quite disturbing. And the article involves Korean entertainment idols, emm, it's hard to say, foreign idols spend money to enter the stage, it will be very difficult.

I've reviewed it, it's pretty good, and it definitely deserves five stars. 1. The author has a deep understanding of each song and even the entire Chinese music scene - a. Every song selected is very suitable for the situation, and the author's song selection is very patterned, such as "Big Artist" and "Ruyu". B. Each judge's comments on each song in each competition from different perspectives are enough to confirm the author's understanding of the song itself. 2. Respect the readers and not be perfunctory at all - the author will also create original lyrics for other contestants in the competition (is it original, right?) And comment on them. 3. The plot design is clever, rich and smooth. I went to read it specifically and found out that this is the author's first work? ! Could it be that the boss is wearing a vest? ! ! The author is really conveying the earth's civilization to another planet (will he select excellent works in other languages ​​​​in the future?), Looking forward to the subsequent plot...

It's tied, I think it's pretty good, the plot is very enjoyable, and the author's music selections are all familiar and quite convincing. I really like this line with my sister, the sisterly bond is great. (Of course, some places are not very logical and are more suitable for reading without thinking)

The writing is very good, one of the best in this kind of article. The only flaw is that the small system is not written. The small system is so cute, it is a highlight, but it is missing at the end. There are also too many barrages, I hope it can be less

This is one of the female entertainment novels that I recognize more. Compared with the male-oriented novels, it is true that the writing by women is more detailed and logical. The music selection is also based on suitability, and will not be too handsome and make the novel look cheap. I really think it's pretty good. Continue to follow up. Come on, author, I've caught up with the progress.

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh that I finished reading it in one go. Who knows, this is a serious literary work for female fans. There is no female rivalry, no charming boys, and there are even very few bad guys. They have no impact on the heroine. The songs chosen are also familiar. Please update! ! !

Really recommend! I have read many similar articles and this is my favorite one! The works mentioned by the author, whether they are songs or novels and TV series, are almost all familiar to me. I was born in 2000, and I feel that there is no generation gap with the author at all! It feels like I'm on the same network! Most of them are ones I've seen, heard, and even liked! (Especially the full-time master! Woohoo, please update!

It's really good-looking. At first I was very angry with the heroine for selling the song at a low price, but it's very realistic and real. It's not like some songs that were sold for millions upon release, and the heroine quickly became established. The author didn't post the lyrics or word count in a large area. I can feel that she really loves music and understands music. The songs she chose are not uniform like those in Wenzhao Gong, and the writing is also good.