Starting Out as a Child Star
从萌娃童星开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 546k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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The protagonist is eight years old and has just started learning piano. He played "Für Elise" and it was so bad it killed me. Even "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" would have been better. Can an eight-year-old write "Für Elise"?
Each of the two villains received a recommendation vote. The two thugs will stick their butts out once 😁
The protagonist's parents want to save money to buy a house, so they can casually eat at five-star hotels and Michelin three-star steakhouses. And this is a university professor trying to save money to buy a house… This girl is being forced into the roles of an internet addict, a working girl, a family-oriented girl, an artsy girl, and a top student. One or two of these traits are fine, but doesn't it get tiring for a girl to have so many in her daily life? Just watching her makes me feel tired…
Regarding the use of the term "stinky little brother"
Let me explain in detail. The term "brat" is indeed somewhat inappropriate. It can exist in Lin Shiqiu's inner thoughts, but its usage depends on the context. The previous times this term appeared, it did feel a bit forced. I will no longer use it unless it is really suitable. If the first two chapters felt a bit abrupt, please skip those words.
I could tolerate the earlier parts, but when I saw Lin Shiqiu, I really vomited. Calling an eight-year-old "stinky little brother" is just unbelievable. I can tolerate calling him "little brother," but why add the word "stinky"? Does it make them seem closer?
I'm betting that I won't get this post featured, even if I remain single for life.
The author is a lovely girl, please be lenient with her 🤣 Pictures don't lie 😁
To explain the post below by someone who said the protagonist wrote The Hobbit at age eight, which seemed a bit discouraging, this is reasonable. The protagonist is a transmigrator who gains a cheat ability, bringing his past life from Earth over – anyone could do that. The protagonist's true genius lies in his rapid learning. Overall, the book is good, and the logic is clear.
Personally, I think it's a bit much to start with classic books like "The Hobbit" and "Für Elise" and their music, especially since the main characters are still young.
I have a small suggestion for the author. I feel the subject matter is quite good and novel, but there's one thing the author should pay special attention to: Could the updates be faster?!