The All-Around King of Songs

I believe the first six chapters can stop a thousand armies.

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The author also had to make a living, so even if the writing was poor, it was still pitiful and forgivable. I've always been tolerant of online novel authors, especially those who can use formulaic plots, pad their writing, prioritize speed over thought, and even plagiarize. But I can't stand seeing people who lack even basic literary appreciation.

I read 280 chapters and then gave up. In short, this book is just a filler book. How filler? The table of contents jumps between chapters five at a time, yet surprisingly, it doesn't affect the flow of the story at all. Impressive, truly impressive. As for whether the later chapters are also filler, I don't earn my money easily, so I'll leave that to those who are meant to read it.

Wow, this is so well written! 😒😒😒😒 I don't know how to keep reading.

I read three chapters, then gave up, I couldn't continue.

Reading a book is about understanding the author's values. Start by looking at the table of contents; avoid books that are too frivolous or too mature. In the entertainment category, any book with words like "done" or "started" in the table of contents is definitely problematic. Any book with songs like "Zebra Zebra," "Miss Dong," or "Chengdu" in the table of contents will flop.

The pacing is too slow, it's frustrating to watch. There's no sense of leveling up or fighting monsters, it's just endless singing, singing, and then nothing.

The first few dozen chapters of this book are toxic. The protagonist's childhood sweetheart is stolen by his best friend, and he even sings a congratulatory song for her. How much does he want to be cuckolded? First, he gets out of prison, then falls on hard times, unable to even make it in bars. This forced torture of the protagonist, or rather, the author's self-torture, is something I can't bear to continue reading. I'm writing this review to give future readers a heads-up.

Using the same formula repeatedly is a bit much, isn't it? Are they going to make a "Young and Dangerous" or "Infernal Affairs" movie next? And frankly, this book made me feel uncomfortable; the protagonist is such a pathetic loser. Even the most ignorant people aren't idiots, right? Lin Yang hasn't failed at anything since he got out of prison, hasn't he?