I Beg the Heroine to Move the Song, She Only Sings and Doesn't Act, the Ending Is Best If There Is a Male Protagonist.
Views
11.1M
Books
139
Recommendations
501
Updated
1d ago
I would like to read a book like "One song a day makes you famous, and the stunning singer makes a real daughter". I just want the female protagonist to carry the songs. Why are there so many books with male protagonists writing songs? I want the female protagonist! The heroine! Here comes an excellent male protagonist who pursues the female protagonist, and the two of them live happily together
🍂🍂① Yan Nazhi, a master of fast travel accidentally fell into the parallel entertainment world, and misplaced retirement becomes a challenge [face covering] [face covering]. In an emergency, she took Chinese golden songs as her wings and transformed into a "cross-border literary copycat". From melancholic love songs to ancient divine songs, from campus folk songs to rock and roll hip-hop, the all-round creations are astonishing. After encountering doubts for the first time, he was finally recognized: "Nanzhi is talented and beautiful, making people [adored][adored][adored][adored][adored][adored]
🍂🍂① Yan Nazhi, a master of fast travel accidentally fell into the parallel entertainment world, and misplaced retirement becomes a challenge [face covering] [face covering]. In an emergency, she took Chinese golden songs as her wings and transformed into a "cross-border literary copycat". From melancholic love songs to ancient divine songs, from campus folk songs to rock and roll hip-hop, the all-round creations are astonishing. After encountering doubts for the first time, he was finally recognized: "Nanzhi is talented and beautiful, making people [adored][adored][adored][adored][adored][adored]
🎠The heroine carries the songs and only sings ①The heroine is dressed as a poor girl who was hidden by the company. She sings "A Diao" to express her ten years of grievances. She makes a strong debut in "Singer" and reaches the pinnacle of entertainment.