What Should I Do When I Go Viral Before My Debut?

It feels like the protagonist is surrounded by malice, and almost everyone around him wants to kick him while he's down.

Every time I see the protagonist plagiarize songs after being reborn, and when others ask if it's his original work, he says, "If you don't hear anyone else sing it, then consider it my original," I feel like giving up on the book. This kind of pretentious posturing makes me want to vomit.

This is seriously toxic from Chapter 3 onwards. A high school beauty, with whom he doesn't even have a proper relationship, suddenly uses the protagonist as a shield. If the protagonist doesn't have some kind of cheat-like advantage, wouldn't that be incredibly embarrassing? Then there's the restaurant scene where he pretends to be slapped in the face. Seriously, it's 2020 and they're still using this kind of mindless face-slapping trope? Just look at the results, it's destined to flop. 🥵🥵🥵🥵

Only someone with intellectual disabilities could read this book, because they don't have brains. 🤫

You died from poisoning? You think you're so stupid? You're just a hot topic online? Why are there so many idiots to slap you in the face?

No matter who the listener is, they will suddenly recall their high school graduation, and how no matter how famous they are, no one recognizes them when they go anywhere to sing. They also say that the protagonist is incredibly handsome, but those who have seen him are like fish with only a seven-second memory. They endure the poison while reading, in order to listen to music while reading the book, but it's so distracting!

Seeing that five or six female supporting characters are all idiots... Dude, how about we just get gay and stop writing about women?

It was incredibly frustrating to watch. Every woman in it was a total slut; I'd beat them up in real life.

The author's recent writing has been somewhat forced, with many parts feeling rushed and contrived. Question 1: Your book title dictates your content. Lin Nan hasn't debuted yet, but he's become famous. His fame is meant to prove his worth and make his former manager, who abandoned him, look bad.

Actually, I'm quite curious whether the protagonist has shown their face on a live streaming platform or at a welcome party. With such a popular song and the internet so developed, their photos and such must have spread in real life. The live streaming platform is huge, and they're so popular on a local TV station; it's impossible that there's absolutely no information about them online.