Back to 2004, I Enter the Ringback-Tone Industry

I think it's pretty good. At the beginning, I felt the writing and character development were a bit stiff, and I haven't read the author's other books, so I don't know the specifics. But as the story progresses, the content and plot become increasingly mature and engaging, exhibiting a more steady yet vibrant feel. I'm quite looking forward to the later episodes; it's truly excellent.

First, I'll give you a five-star review to show my support! Then, I'll offer a few suggestions to the author. The book I'm reading is titled: "After Failing the College Entrance Exam, From Bar Singer to Entertainment King!" Does that mean the book focuses on the entertainment industry, and therefore could it reduce the amount of description about investing in internet companies?

There are no major flaws, and it's a read that I enjoy. I like stories that feature real-world celebrities, unlike many entertainment novels that just drag on with a few Hong Kong stars. This is my first review, and I hope the author continues writing.

It's really good, author, please update soon! The beginning was great, but after chapter 178, when they gave Li Xue 4% of the profits, I knew this book wasn't for me. I wouldn't say anything if they gave shares to an artist, but what use was Li Xue then? I can't help but laugh at how buying a house could lead to her being vilified by the entire internet.

Okay, okay, after the protagonist made millions, he was kidnapped by a rival company. They held a knife to his throat and cut him until he bled. After being rescued, the protagonist calmly said he'd hire five security guards, paying 1500 each—I don't know if that's a dollar or something. He even spent some money on a lawyer, but then suffered a heart attack and lost all his money.

So far, I think it's pretty good. At least the professional music content is among the top 99% of authors in this genre. Unlike some authors who just write whatever comes to mind, constantly using terms like "first-class composer," "second-class composer," and "third-class composer," making it sound like a game novel. In reality, they're called lyricists, composers, or musicians.

I'm keeping the first positive review for myself~ 1. You can write about your favorite artists, sing your favorite songs, or leave a message if you want to be a background actor. 2. It doesn't have many female leads, but rather many supporting female characters. I will collect them. 3. Look at the grades. If the grades are too bad, you'll be cut off.

It's not bad. Some minor flaws are acceptable. There are few and one-dimensional satisfying moments, and there aren't many major conflicts. The male lead is just a nice guy who gets along with everyone. But it's still very enjoyable to read. Writing a book is not easy. Keep it up!

Dear author, may I offer a suggestion? Singing and entertainment novels should have this feature: the song title or lyrics appear on the page, and Tomato Music automatically plays the song. The lyrics and function buttons don't need to be too large, just one line is enough. This feature would definitely be a plus for this type of novel! 💕

I've read a lot of entertainment articles, and they're not bad. If we could take inspiration from something like "It Takes Eight Years to Debut," for example, with clear numbers, more emotional depth, and a broader perspective! You know what I mean?