The heroine is reborn into a parallel world as a pampered daughter of a wealthy family. Her father is an actor and singer, her mother is a model, and her grandfather is a renowned director. She and her father appear on Where Are We Going, Dad? and become famous. Afterward, she occasionally does livestreams. When she grows up, she joins Keep Running, The law of the Jungle, Divas Hit the Road, and Take Us to the Sky, and writes several songs about military life along the way. She borrows military-themed scripts from her past life, appears on the Spring Festival Gala, gives interviews on foreign programs, and breaks into Hollywood. She plans a Victoria's Secret Fashion Show for her mother and choreographs a dance for her father using Michael Jackson's moves, raising their global profile. In the end, she lives happily ever after with the son of a military family.
How can you sing while playing the harmonica? It doesn't make sense.
If you insist on saying that a three- or four-year-old child is a genius who composed music and lyrics for two or three songs, I will accept it. Each song after another is very good. Has everyone's collective IQ dropped in the plot? Is this acceptable? Is it too fake?
In reality, if you watch a variety show where there is a prodigy character who creates several classics by himself, not to mention whether you will become a fan, there will be a lot of doubts about the team shooter's hype character on the Internet, right?
Isn't it a bit excessive to copy the song... To make up the word count?
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This is not a child, but a monster. Since he is a child, can he look like a child, be smarter than the average child, and write stories?
Familiar works can appear for fair reasons... Isn't that plagiarism???
Just copy one or two songs, right? Have you finished copying it?
It feels like the copywriter and the text are not the same person. . . .
Damn, please update me!
Damn, no more eunuchs. It's really good. I hope I can continue writing.
How can you sing while playing the harmonica? It doesn't make sense.
If you insist on saying that a three- or four-year-old child is a genius who composed music and lyrics for two or three songs, I will accept it. Each song after another is very good. Has everyone's collective IQ dropped in the plot? Is this acceptable? Is it too fake? In reality, if you watch a variety show where there is a prodigy character who creates several classics by himself, not to mention whether you will become a fan, there will be a lot of doubts about the team shooter's hype character on the Internet, right?
Isn't it a bit excessive to copy the song... To make up the word count?
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This is not a child, but a monster. Since he is a child, can he look like a child, be smarter than the average child, and write stories?
Familiar works can appear for fair reasons... Isn't that plagiarism???
Just copy one or two songs, right? Have you finished copying it?
It feels like the copywriter and the text are not the same person. . . .
Damn, please update me!
Damn, no more eunuchs. It's really good. I hope I can continue writing.