The Superstar Who Stirred Up Trouble

I just read Chapter 34, and there is not a single familiar song, they are all unpopular. Especially when I saw the song I Love You China being sung a cappella, my mind was filled with confusion as to whose song it was. The key was that it was sung a cappella. There was no accompaniment. A bunch of people were so moved that they just asked you if you were embarrassed.

It's strange. In entertainment novels, the protagonist must be suppressed at the beginning. I have never seen a novel in which the protagonist starts smoothly. In all the novels, top stars or big companies suppress the protagonist.

Let Tong Liya go fishing! In a parallel world, a bad variety show would win a hundred photos. The characters are all original. I didn't see Tong Liya in the character version before it was put on the shelves. , What a bad book. The parallel world is not explained, but there is Tong Liya on the character card.

Why do so many novels start with messy affairs with entertainment companies? The protagonists are all squeezed into poverty and have no human rights at all! It makes my head hurt to see it! Please take a look at the labor law first. Even the most basic human rights protections are written out!

This kind of book... Is worthy of being a daily guide to poison. Is the part where you listen to music different from that of normal people? What kind of man is this? Don't mess around. This book is written as if it were a junior high school dropout.

Very good, a classic slow-burn entertainment novel, a bit abusive in the early stages. If you don't like abusive masters, you can start reading from Chapter 41. Personally, I think starting from chapter 41 doesn't affect the reading experience very much. At present, it seems that the protagonist should develop both film and television and music, but the protagonist was a singer in his previous life, and the only film and television talent he shows now is memorizing lines 😅.

It got worse and worse later on. I kept writing songs for people from other companies. I didn't have a harem, and I kept writing for two women. To be honest, my impression is that it is Holy Mother, because it has nothing to do with the female singer, nor is it the same company, nor does the female singer give you any resources. In the beginning, I wrote that I had the IQ and understood the benefits, but later I started to lose my brain. The book is average, slightly worse! ! !

I've read Chapter 30, and I'm basically tearing myself apart. It's quite boring. In addition, the song selection is mediocre. They're all very niche and not good to listen to.

It's so poisonous. It's not just the song selection, but also deletion of the post? , I feel that the people in the book have frighteningly low IQs. Can't hold it anymore

I've read Chapter 33, and it's okay. I just feel that there is a bug that is difficult to get around. That is, the protagonist sings two a cappella songs in a row. No matter how good the song is without accompaniment or arrangement, it is just like that. The reaction of the people and the audience here is too exaggerated and inconsistent.