A Legend Begins with I Am a Singer

I just don't understand why authors have to make perfectly good entertainment novels and music programs so dark and complicated. Why not just make them more exciting, fun, and pure? I don't deny that such situations might actually exist in reality, but can't novels be more positive? That way, readers will feel more comfortable and less stressed! I thought it was pretty good at first, but the more I read, the more mentally drained I felt.

The protagonist in this book is surrounded by malicious people, all scheming and backstabbing... Author, how dark must your world be?

I don't know why, but the author always seems to like creating "disastrous" content, doing all sorts of crazy things. Is it because they have too many subscribers and want some people to leave? 😐

Have you ever heard of anyone calling their father's parents "grandpa" or "grandma"? Is that how you call them in your family? Did you marry into the family?

This book is truly rubbish. I'm not saying it's because it's dark, but rather that the characters scheming and plotting in it seem to have lost their minds. Most people worth millions or hundreds of millions are actually very well-mannered and rarely act recklessly. Yet this book is full of such characters.

Seeing the author's daughter call her parents "maternal grandparents" and "paternal grandparents" made me think that the author's father must have been an adopted son-in-law, meaning his mother married him and his father married his mother. Therefore, in his mind, his father's parents should be called "maternal grandparents," and his mother's parents "paternal grandparents."

This isn't an entertainment industry novel at all; it's a complete rip-off. You should have just written a novel about political infighting. It's supposed to be about the entertainment industry, but 70% of it is about power struggles in government. Unbelievable.

I rarely comment, but after reading this book, I just can't help but rant. I really can't! Of all the books I've read, even those supposedly dark political novels, none have been as unpleasant as this one! I don't understand what the author is trying to express. Is it realism? Or satire? It just feels so awkward to me! Is it a twisted mind?

It makes everyone else seem like a dark force, while the protagonist is all refined, bright, and righteous. Haha.

It's a pity that such a good book has been misled by stupid trolls.