Conquest Across Worlds

The writing is too cliche, and the plot is all designed to show off. What I can't stand the most is the protagonist's ignorance. She defines herself as someone who comes to solve problems when her sister encounters problems that she can't solve, instead of directly providing the best resources to cultivate her sister. It feels like I can't always find my direction and live in a state of confusion. In Mozart's plot, we can also see that the protagonist is honing his piano skills. In Director Li's, he began to design the plot for the sake of plot, and the theme was just to show off.

It's short and weak, and it's broken out of chapters very well. He must have graduated from Singularity Duanzhang University. It's really annoying. I've seen several authors like this who are basically eunuchs. Just keep it for now and then read it after a million dollars.

The Invincible Lucky Star is really beautiful. I don't know why it's missing.

The author has been old for many years, but he still writes like this, which is terrible. After reading the first two chapters, I couldn't help but complain. The so-called art student from a poor family started playing piano, his sister is pretty and friendly, and he started practicing orthopedics. Scary.

Can a celebrity appear in someone else's live broadcast room without the consent of his agency?

I'm here to see how readers scold you. What are you writing about? How dare a third-rate producer from a third-rate music company cheat an Internet company with a market value of tens of billions? Do you think those capital tycoons run charity houses? That's not how you seek death.

I still remember the author's invincible lucky star, which made me like it so much back then. Come on

The plot is too draggy! Do you need to prepare so many chapters for showing off?

Tan's character is about to collapse. She is arrogant and thinks that the world revolves around her. It makes sense not to help you first. In the end, if the protagonist helped her find a place to win, this book would really be unreadable. Both of them relied on their own abilities. If they lost, it was due to their own lack of ability and nothing to stand out from.     ,! Money! No more, right? Who gave them the courage to be so optimistic about Tan, a newcomer, and to challenge a big shot in the music industry. If they did it intentionally just to be a stepping stone for Luo's album, then I have nothing to say. I don't even need money anymore, but I'm going to spend money and resources to pave the way for competitors. What else can I say?

It's a bit strange for a young man with no experience to write such a vicissitudes of life song. Maybe this is the protagonist. No one thinks it's a ghostwriter. And the piano music, couldn't you just arrange it? There is a crooked friend named Mozart. The protagonist "wrote" the first five pieces of Bach, and then bought a plane ticket to go to Europe to stay for more than half a year. He was still able to show off and win a prize by presenting "the last six pieces completed by Mozart" before returning.