Don't Call Me the God of Songs

Go back to copying songs. You were the only one having fun the whole time; there was absolutely no connection, it was strangely awkward, and that's a big reason why your popularity isn't rising. Don't go against your money, author. It's easy to stick to your principles, but it's also the biggest indulgence you can inflict on yourself.

I cried so much in bed before about the Blind Uncle and Fei Peng's story that I used up half my tissues... And now it's happening again after all this time, waaaaaaah, I love Uncle Ha! This kind of emotion and tear-jerking moment can be said to be a very fixed and core part of Uncle Ha's works.

I'm posting a music submission thread. Based on the setting and plot, Xiaobai will definitely need to expand the music library. Everyone should be quite familiar with Xiaobai's style, so I'm asking for music recommendations suitable for Xiaobai. If it's songs, please try to include Chinese songs as much as possible. There will probably be more English songs in the later part of this book.

Dear readers, "Physicist, what happens after you eat an apple?" (˶‾᷄⁻̫‾᷅˵) ??? I am the little brother who has been trampled by thousands, bruised and battered... Little Brother Zhuge. Book title: Don't Call Me God of Song Author: Jun Bujian. Commentator: Actually, my name is "Cool Sheep". (This is from me (╯‵□′)╯┻━┻) First Impression: Hilarious ╮(￣▽￣"")╭…

Seeing a physics-focused school using music as a way to boost its reputation and offer extra credits, is there any point in such a school existing?

Studying so hard! I'm going crazy! 😱

The character is portrayed as a top student, incredibly smart, from a school with a first-class environment and excellent research atmosphere, and then she goes into the entertainment industry with some kind of "Hundred Sons Plan," which is basically just a plan to produce actors.

It's really well-written. I feel both relieved and disappointed. Disappointed that I only found this book today, yet relieved that I did. The latest chapter's coherent flow really got me hooked. As I became engrossed in the reading and immersed in the atmosphere, the final narration (rap section) was absolutely amazing. I immediately exclaimed "Holy crap!"

I've read over ten chapters, and it's really addictive. It's practically delusional.

If the protagonist were a music major, a top student engaged in scientific research, I would find the character well-developed and the protagonist impressive. This book, however, reverses this; the main focus of research is on entertainment, which can only be described as self-degradation. What's the point of a physics-focused university developing an entertainment program? Do they think there are too many scientists at the university?