A Rising Star in Entertainment
文娱新秀
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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538Chapters
8.4kRecommendations
29.4kFans
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Can't you release some popular, classic songs? Stop indulging yourselves in self-pity, and stop treating these inexplicably popular pop songs as classics—it's incredibly embarrassing to watch!
So many chapters and the male and female leads are still like this, I'm disgusted.
That's a bit unbelievable, bro. Even if I were a singer, I wouldn't dare create a song in three days, especially a commissioned one. At most, I could only adapt it. This is too fake, bro. An average musician couldn't even get the melody and track right in three days.
Writing a song every three days, and even having a set theme—does everyone think they're Wong Jim?
The overall writing style is fairly smooth, with not many major flaws and no suffocating logical problems; it's a decent read for passing the time. In my opinion, the two most problematic parts are... 1. This is too padded... The plot of one movie was filled with ten pages of filler... 2. The relationship between the male and female leads is too complicated and inexplicable.
The most amazing thing this author did was to pad out the last 10 chapters just before the book was going to be released. I was completely dumbfounded. This isn't even original content. I don't understand at all. It's like they don't even want the initial subscriptions...
The author is really carefree; they can pad ten chapters with just one movie before it's even published... I'm definitely giving up.
The beginning was alright, but it got a bit boring starting from the remake of "Back to Field." Then, after the movie was released, they actually adapted the entire story into a novel... For several chapters in a row. Speechless 😓
Dear author, your writing style is actually quite good, the words are very well written. However, I personally think that many parts of the plot could be omitted, and there aren't enough exciting moments, or rather, it's too bland and lacks any truly satisfying elements.
Also, when the protagonist releases a song on K-Station, the female lead can't even recognize that it's her childhood sweetheart's voice. Furthermore, even though he became famous on The Voice of China, and has so many fans on K-Station, no one can tell that it's the same person's voice. The author didn't explain why K-Station used a falsetto or anything like that. It feels like these are all bugs.