
I’m Just a Small-Time Singer
我只是个小歌手
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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760Chapters
45.7kRecommendations
105.4kFans
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You were a wandering singer in your past life. You can remember many songs and they're passable. But how did you learn piano skills, guitar skills, conducting, saxophone playing, and various arrangement skills? You're so talented and you're just a street performer? Are street performers really that good these days? Master-level guitar, master-level piano, master-level conducting—if you can't do any of those, you don't deserve to be a street performer.
A few words of nonsense about the female lead.
Actually, I'm someone who cares a lot about what others think, which is what's called a "people-pleasing personality". Since the book was published in early March, I have carefully read every comment and every chapter from the readers. Just like my main job, I can accept both positive and negative reviews with equanimity, and I am mentally prepared for it!
Let me say a few words. I discovered this book yesterday and read it all night, finishing chapter 602 tonight without skipping any. Unlike most people, I didn't feel there was anything wrong with changing the female lead. On the contrary, I think the part where the author describes the gradual drifting apart from Lin Qingyu is a true reflection of reality, because that's how it is.
Chapter One offends a big shot in the entertainment industry, gets blacklisted, and his girlfriend breaks up with him. Chapter Two is about doing live streaming, and then there's a supporting character's autobiography, like what kind of stuff they play in these live streams. Then they go to the main character's live stream and are amazed. I also want to ask, will live streaming original songs and singing become an instant hit?
It was extremely poisonous! I only read two or three chapters before I died from the poison. The protagonist is incredibly awesome! He casually streamed online for a few hours, singing a few almost unheard-of songs, and the number of viewers in his stream exceeded 30,000! It's practically like a superstar performing a live concert!
Smoking is a major flaw. If the protagonist says singing is his life, why does he still smoke? Is he trying to destroy himself?
Author, do you think you'd die if I didn't write about smoking? (Abandoning the book, leaving a comment)
Seeing the small boss of the biggest company in the entertainment industry flirting with a bar waitress left me speechless. He could just beckon countless women to his bed with a flick of his finger.
Sigh... Banned after reading just two chapters... You haven't even signed a contract yet, so who knows who could ban you? If you're banned before signing, it means you've offended someone with immense power who could completely destroy you. There's no room for maneuver. Forget about pursuing a career in entertainment; you won't even have a chance to release a song. Retreat.
Why are all the stories on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) so formulaic? Aren't there any stories with simple, normal beginnings? Why are these kinds of beginnings still around after all these years? I could accept this kind of beginning a few years ago, but it's almost 1202 years now... And it's still like this! It's disgusting! 🤢