
I Have No Idea. They All Call Me the Godmother of Music
不知道啊,他们都叫我音乐教母
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- Completed
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- 637k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Entertainment Stardom
- Updated
- 1mo ago
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- She Rules the New Songs Chart and Can’t Stop Taking First Place新歌榜是她家,第一拿到手软Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's pretty good. There aren't many insulting words directed at women, but there are still some. The pacing of the plot is quite good, but the descriptions of family ethics and the scenes of everyone listening to music are a bit awkward and exaggerated, which feels like a common problem with plagiarized works. The writing style is on the simplistic side, and it's somewhat of a story about a character who is pampered by others.
Yes, it's great! I read it in one go and it was so addictive. This is the kind of treatment a genius should receive, not those other writers who plagiarize and then doubt every single story they write. Geniuses deserve genius treatment! How come Jay Chou won so many awards back then, but his novel didn't?
It's super good! The male-to-female ratio is perfect, it doesn't disgrace women, the main characters are adorable, the song release schedule is just right, the plot is great, and the older sister is amazing. I haven't found any major flaws yet. It's absolutely gorgeous, and I still haven't found a single flaw.
This is the first time I've seen something like this—two planets swapping texts—it's quite interesting, and I also really like the song they chose.
The author's writing is excellent; it's one of the best I've read in this genre. I was supposed to finish reading before commenting, but I just couldn't stand it. Every time I opened a comment section, there were always people constantly talking about changing words, which really ruined my reading experience. The intention behind changing words is good, but this method is truly useless.
Read. I've read over 150 chapters so far. I'd give it a five-star rating, though. It's alright. There aren't any major plot holes, and the exciting moments are plentiful and well-connected. 👍 There's a brief description later on where the main character's older sister senses something's wrong with him, but it's only a tiny bit and then it stops.
I really love it so much 💕, I'd give it an overall rating of "super awesome"! In the company, women are department heads, and men (or women) are deputy department heads. I like it! In the music industry, the president of the music association, the Cantonese language master, the female lead's teacher, and other such figures are all women. I like it!
Yes, it's a satisfying read. It's reading smoothly so far, and the premise of the female lead and the original owner of the body, one deaf and one blind, helping each other complete tasks is quite novel. (Although there are only a few chapters, the original owner, who doesn't appear much, is portrayed quite well.)
It's pretty good. I've always wanted to read plagiarism novels, but only a few are readable. The others either have too little music and lyrics, skipping over the music before I even finished listening, leaving me in a rush and unsure of what to do next; or the stupid and evil villains are too annoying, appearing constantly and making it feel less like a plagiarism novel; or the transitions…
Overall, the female-friendly content is good, though some wording is imprecise. One major issue is the excessive focus on the protagonist's appearance and physique, particularly regarding her role as a composer. ① A brief description of appearance and physique is sufficient; women have no obligation to maintain beauty.