Reborn as a Concert Hall Band

Based on the synopsis, I thought this would be a slightly literary and entertaining novel, but the actual plot was quite disappointing. I don't object to "feel-good" novels, because urban novels really can't be without various face-slapping and showing off plots, and I often get engrossed in reading them. But even showing off has its standards.

I've never understood why they create these ranking systems for bands and stars, making it seem like a competition. Who decides these rankings? What are the standards? How are they quantified? How are promotions and demotions conducted? Do people even agree with them?

The beginning of this book wasn't great, but after chapter 200, I subscribed to the whole thing and read it in one go! Wow! Several authors recommended it, saying it really improved later on. The author didn't have the right mindset at the beginning, but after it was released, they seemed to give up and it got better and better! Perfect! 👍👍👍

I've already recommended nearly 400 songs of various styles, and my library is running low. Do you have any good song recommendations? Especially Mandarin songs. Feel free to suggest some in the comments. I'll also feature the best ones in each chapter of my featured music collection.

In my 27 years of life, rock and roll has always been a vague concept. I'd heard of it, but didn't understand it, until this year when I watched a variety show called "The Big Band." That's when I realized that there's such moving music in China. After "The Big Band" ended, I happened to come across the book "Hall of Fame Bands." Although it was completed not long after, I'm still grateful to the author and the book for accompanying me through these days.

Well written. My suggestion to the author is that if they want to avoid being too niche, they shouldn't frequently choose very hard rock music; something at the level of Linkin Park would be enough.

The protagonist, who traveled back from middle age, is incredibly immature. When I saw him leading the entire class in a public English lesson in front of the principal, banging on their desks and singing "We Will Rock You," I felt no urgency, only embarrassment. He doesn't consider others' feelings at all; he lacks even basic manners. And this is supposed to be a 40-year-old who traveled back? Are you kidding me? The protagonist's mental age is probably only 10…

This is a really good entertainment story. I'm celebrating its completion and have already subscribed to support it!

Good book. There are very few books that are seriously about music, and this one is so good.

I tried reading it out, and since I have certain standards for logic and writing style, I only read two and a half chapters. It felt like the author was a clueless young man in his late twenties trying to act like a mature man in his thirties. His ideas were childish, and his language was cringeworthy.