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The protagonist's character is a bit weak, indecisive, and doesn't know how to say no.
After reading some comments, I don't know what to say. This book, I basically want to start from a realistic point of view. Who knows everything as soon as he time travels, does he have such a good brain capacity~ A deadbeat will know how to start a company and do finance when he travels back, and a dead nerd will suddenly understand all the routines in the entertainment industry~ The essence of life is a process of trial and error. Well, I just wanted to write out this process. Originally, in the outline, the process of disbandment was much more cruel. I cut a lot of it out of fear that people who read it would think it was too sad. However, it turned out that there was still a lot of cruelty 😳 The outline has cut off some. By this time, I have basically entered the middle and late stages. I have suppressed enough, and then comes the sweet part. To give future readers a shot, it will be rough before 180, so please be mentally prepared.
If it doesn't cost a world, I can actually write it!
Come on, come on, I can't wait to watch the music festival scene
This emotional drama is so terrible
I gave up, it was too bad, whether it was the emotional drama or everything between partners was handled so poorly, I thought it would be too early for an ordinary person to be ruined like this.
Water. . .
I read about 40 chapters and jumped to read. I can't stand it anymore, so I won't talk about water anymore. Rock and roll is a good subject, but the author can't control it.