My Girl Group Became a Sensation

Without connections and talent, how can a girl group survive? They get blocked from releasing albums, have to drink with clients for commercial performances, get no screen time on shows, and are constantly embroiled in scandals. Finally, after all their hard work, they gain some small fame, only to be bought up by a big corporation. They can't survive without selling.

Regarding girl group songs, if the lyricist is capable, they might be able to write Chinese lyrics for Korean girl group songs. There's a content creator on Bilibili who does this kind of thing too, Chinese covers, and some of the lyrics are really good, you can check them out. There are basically no listenable songs from Chinese girl groups nowadays; they were alright in the early 2000s.

That's putting the cart before the horse! Your headline is about the girl group's meteoric rise to fame, not their drama and acting success. The topic is off-topic, and you're just wandering around aimlessly. Girl groups should focus on their music, not acting. Acting is a side job; variety shows are fine to participate in occasionally. Have you ever seen Girls' Generation rise to fame through acting? Nonsense.

I quite liked it, although there were some toxic parts. Surprisingly, it really resonated with me, so I subscribed to the whole thing. I hope they don't do anything like "all virgins, all lovers" or anything like that. I came to see the protagonist's journey as a female idol group member, not the male lead's womanizing gang.

What a terrible song they chose! A girl group, huh? They come on stage and give me a bottle of wine and a cigarette? If you didn't know better, you'd think they were a bunch of prostitutes who'd reformed.

Speaking of girl groups, I'm reminded of what happened a few days ago. A girl group member was doing a live stream when her fellow member shouted from the next room, "Help! Let me go!" Add to that the abdominal cut she sustained on stage. Tsk tsk tsk.

There are probably many like me who quietly read and don't talk much, and actually, the writing is quite good (after all, I've been a voracious reader for over ten years). So, author, believe in yourself and keep updating! 😡

Seeing many criticisms in the comments section, I quickly posted a book review to show my support for the author. First, the writing style is excellent. The author's logic is clear, and the pacing is tight, which is unlike that of a newcomer. And the topic selection is also very novel, which I personally really like. Many people disliked Wang Xingrui's part, but I thought it was quite good. However, I felt the author handled this part poorly, with insufficient foreshadowing.

Those trolls who only know a tiny bit of entertainment industry information through hearsay, please stop showing off your intelligence. Yes, there are unspoken rules in the entertainment industry. But that only happens in situations involving acquiring resources, such as being subjected to unspoken rules when trying to get a role. But what about this book?

I have some thoughts, and I'm afraid I won't feel as genuine about them later, so I'll just write them down. After the limited-time free offer, I'll subscribe to everything I hadn't ordered before and then enable auto-subscription. I can't say I particularly love this book, but I can manage to read it most of the time.