My new novel, Is This Really a Boy Group Audition?, is out. Feel free to add it to your collection if you're interested. The blurb is below.
[Blurb]
Five years after his debut, Song Chaoyu returns to the time before he joined an idol audition show after an accident. He also gains a System that loves downloading voice packs and only knows how to embarrass him.
On the very first day of the show, it makes him humiliate himself in front of everyone. And that's not all. It often neglects its duties, dragging Song Chaoyu into daily discussions about plots where domineering CEOs fall in love with me.
Song Chaoyu can't help wondering: did it really come to help him become a top-tier star, or is it just here to cause trouble?
But it doesn't matter. Debuting in the center position? He can do that. Acting? He can do that, too.
In the end, Song Chaoyu works his way to the top-tier star position, and even accidentally gains a group of amazing friends. What can he do? His younger brothers just love him too much.
[System: Are you sure? Get a grip. They're all your dad-fans.]
[Song Chaoyu: If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all.]
[Reader Advisory]
The protagonist has a cross-dressing storyline. Read with caution if that bothers you.
Honestly, you can stop after the finale and the group variety show.
[New Novel Blurb]
Super Idol has run for nine seasons, and the internet is full of criticism. Before season ten even begins, plenty of people are already predicting its failure.
But when the first episode airs, viewers are stunned.
The show's contestants have changed from trainees to graduates who failed to get into university.
That's not all. The show's format has also been revamped with new ideas.
Rankings are no longer decided entirely by online votes. Contestants can also forge their own paths, taking on tasks through various job experiences to earn points and change their destinies.
No one expected that on the very first day of the show, contestant Lan Ran would dominate the trending searches all day. From then on, he would carry the show to success.
Other contestants' livestreams:
You can do it, baby! Mwah!
Son, Mom's here!
You can do it, bro!
But Lan Ran's livestream:
Accepting used panties online
Hello, marry me
Flood warning
Hubby, do me
One shot from Brother Lan, 108 babies in one go
Hey, is this really a normal livestream? A casual viewer just walked in and tripped over all the thirst.
On top of that, a string of job experiences leaves the graduates, who are used to having everything handed to them at home, complaining bitterly.
They came to be idols. How did they end up becoming the ultimate wage slaves?
After going through all kinds of survival challenges, the graduates who joined the show all say: Let me go home! I love studying! I want to go to university!
Viewers compare notes: Is this really a boy group audition, or is it a huge motivational film about young people being persuaded to study?
Even the online commenters who initially looked down on the show and posted heated criticism start changing their tune.
[Those cocky graduate boys who thought they were better than everyone before the show started still obediently act cute and call us big sisters when they get onstage.]
Theme: Change your circumstances through your own efforts and move toward a better future.
It took me a day to read it from the beginning. Here are my personal opinions and suggestions: In fact, the writing is very good. At least the plot and character creation are very attractive to me. The friendship between the members is really very happy. I like each of them very much. I was completely brought into this world without knowing it, because the debut makes them happy, and because the disasters that fall from the sky are unfair to them. There is also a great writing style and description that I personally really like, it just pokes fun at me, especially since I have been in a literary drought lately. I remember every stage of Song and Song, everything about everyone, and the ups and downs of each person's growth. Every time it touches my heart, I will be shocked. Therefore, I think the "end" of Song Song's story is really disappointing. I also read a lot of male-female porn, romance, and a lot of miscellaneous stuff. How should I put it, I should be considered a bookworm. I have read a lot of articles on the entertainment industry, such as Dada. Personally, I liked this article very much. It was one of the few articles that made me read it all without missing a beat. I remember the last time I read an article on the entertainment industry that was about my elective debut and that suited my taste, it was a long time ago. Cheers (???_??)? However, there are also obvious shortcomings, which may lead to dismissal (personal opinion): First of all, there are a lot of typos. There are so many typos, which give people a bad impression throughout the whole process. Especially missing words or omissions will cause drama all of a sudden. Also, sometimes the big word order is slightly problematic, which makes it awkward for people to read. You can pay attention to it. Okay, I'm not a professional either, so that's all I can say. I think you can still do it, come on! Looking forward to better works in the future. This is my first long review, please bear with me. [Speaking quietly: So this article could really be better if there were no typos...]
Why do I feel so empty... I feel a little uncomfortable woo woo (┯_┯)
Hahahahahahaha Xiao Tong dotes on Song Song so much. Both of them are cute.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh good writing.
Great writing!!!
"Common sense" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ 52.6 Attempts
I have a picture in my mind. Let's just say a big move that made me cry. My wife is great!
It ended too quickly, I couldn't get enough 😭
Have a smooth flowering journey, darlings, let's spread the flowers~?
"You" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ want