In his previous life, as an all-around underground musician, he was suppressed by capital and died in depression. Jiang Zhi returned to 2013 and became a trainee in the era who was about to be eliminated because he had "no characteristics". Faced with the "Three Little Ones" who are about to make their debut as a group, their original song "The Wind Rises" shocked the audience in the end-of-month assessment and landed them in the debut position! Since then, the Chinese music scene has lost a little transparent person and gained a national all-around superstar of the era!
Reader comments
It was not written at all that Sanxiao was just so popular. It's not about talent. These three little ones sing really averagely, and their positioning is to become idols. Mom fans are the reason why they are popular. If you write cute, the dances are cute, and the songs are cute. When I got older, I moved closer to South Korea and attracted a wave of fans. Growing up with a little bit of companionship is the difference between cultivating idols and other idols.
There is no sense of immersion, which is very important. Whether it is a refreshing article or a healing article, the pursuit of immersion is that the author is obviously talking to himself. Maybe the author has a very exciting plot in his mind, but he does not have the writing skills to write it out.
Follow-up review: I read some more, and by chapter 20, I still don't have much sense of immersion. The tone of the novel has been set: fans write to the nanny. Neither the protagonist nor the protagonist has a real moment to shine on stage. The stage accident begins in Chapter 18-19. The protagonist wears all kinds of high-end costumes, but does not wear them. Is it illegal to describe detailed lyrics?
I can't understand a bunch of this tune and that rhythm.
The protagonist is 13 years old, and while singing the theme song of "Clo Kingdom", he writes this tune and that tune on the whiteboard. . . .
It was not written at all that Sanxiao was just so popular. It's not about talent. These three little ones sing really averagely, and their positioning is to become idols. Mom fans are the reason why they are popular. If you write cute, the dances are cute, and the songs are cute. When I got older, I moved closer to South Korea and attracted a wave of fans. Growing up with a little bit of companionship is the difference between cultivating idols and other idols.
There is no sense of immersion, which is very important. Whether it is a refreshing article or a healing article, the pursuit of immersion is that the author is obviously talking to himself. Maybe the author has a very exciting plot in his mind, but he does not have the writing skills to write it out. Follow-up review: I read some more, and by chapter 20, I still don't have much sense of immersion. The tone of the novel has been set: fans write to the nanny. Neither the protagonist nor the protagonist has a real moment to shine on stage. The stage accident begins in Chapter 18-19. The protagonist wears all kinds of high-end costumes, but does not wear them. Is it illegal to describe detailed lyrics? I can't understand a bunch of this tune and that rhythm. The protagonist is 13 years old, and while singing the theme song of "Clo Kingdom", he writes this tune and that tune on the whiteboard. . . .
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