The Laid-Back All-Round Artist

What is salted fish? Salted fish represents a certain mood; picking chrysanthemums by the eastern fence, one can leisurely gaze at the southern mountains. Being a salted fish is an attitude: to defy the criticism of thousands while humbly serving the people. Being a salted fish is an ideal: to be indifferent to fame and fortune, and to live a quiet and inactive life.

I just want to know if the main character will act or sing again later on. The previous characters didn't act or sing, yet their songs didn't sell and they still had something to say. They don't even sing themselves, are they just going to let them rot? If they don't want to be famous and work in the entertainment industry, they'd be better off maxing out their technological skills and contributing to the country's development. They could become scientists.

So, author, you're a simp, huh? 😄😄😄😄😄😄

This is also a good book, but I really don't want to talk about it, so I'll just enjoy it myself! You make money by making movies and working in the entertainment industry, and you're so arrogant. If you don't have any connections, they really won't let you make movies anymore. What kind of show will you get? Forget Wanda, even Tencent can easily do nothing to you. You can forget about making money from songs.

Shennong advises all readers: don't read this book. It's too formulaic. The protagonist is an idiot, and the supporting characters are even more idiotic. The content is completely different from the title. It's just a brainless, simplistic novel full of old-fashioned pretentiousness. I'm taking my leave now.

This is a very good novel. It avoids the clichéd plots of other novels. Although some parts are a bit mindless, it's definitely a good read. The only downside is the short word count. I hope the author continues to work hard; good things always shine through.

The author kept flirting with the possibility of discouraging readers, and then I left.

At first, I was confused and thought it was rubbish, but then I thought I'd wait and see, since it was a bit disheartening for the author. But after looking at a few more pages, I realized, damn it, forget about it, it really is rubbish. Speechless.

How did this kind of book get recommended?

If this continues, it's bound to flop. It's all about showing off from beginning to end! The protagonist has an aura of idiocy that covers all dimensions!