The God of Song Overshadowed by Film and TV
被影视耽误的歌神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 743k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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341Chapters
2.6kRecommendations
13.5kFans
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Leave a Beautiful Impression Through Reading
Slender clouds weave their patterns; shooting stars carry their sorrow across the endless Milky Way, unseen. One meeting in the golden wind and jade dew is worth more than countless encounters in the mortal world. Tenderness flows like water; a promised meeting passes like a dream. How can we bear to look back at the magpie bridge as we part? If two hearts remain true for a long, long time, why must they be together every morning and every evening?
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The First Song of Summer
The affairs of this world are but a great dream. How many autumns of chill does a life endure? Last night, the wind set the leaves rustling along the corridors. Look at the furrows on your brow and the gray in your hair.
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A wedding planning company's contract states that the copyright of an individual's creative work belongs to the wedding planning company? What kind of company is this? Who is it contracted with? An artist? And creative copyright? Doesn't that mean there's a clause about promoting employees on TV shows and making movies? That's completely irrelevant. You're telling me a wedding planning company contracts creative copyright with its emcee?
These days, entertainment novels can't be written without subjecting the protagonist to suffering; I don't know who started this trend.
The wedding company had some ridiculous copyright issue. They said they'd buy the song rights from the "pig" (a popular internet celebrity), but then they won the lawsuit just to scam people?! They even had paid trolls file complaints and get their accounts banned. Didn't they even read the song? Is there no law in this country? "The Pig Song"? "The Pig Country"! The lyrics and commentary took up half the song; it was a complete mess!
This is an abusive, fluffy romance novel! We absolutely must boycott this kind of thing! I wish the author a successful career flop! 👍
With 200,000 words and only 500+ recommendations, doesn't the author need to reflect on their actions? Judging from their credentials, they're an experienced author, yet the plot is so childish. I won't list all the examples, but just consider the person whose post was liked and commented on by a country's emperor—who gave that woman the audacity to repeatedly harass the protagonist? I'm starting to suspect the author is a middle school student.
When I saw that the book started singing "My Deskmate" after only two or three chapters, I felt that it might still be following the formula from more than ten years ago, and after reading dozens more chapters, I was right. 🤓🤓🤓🤓My lord, times have changed.
Why do recent entertainment novels always give their protagonists such messy identities at the beginning? Wouldn't it be better if they started as a small-time singer or actor? 😰
Regardless of what you think, I died from poisoning.
This makes me feel like everyone here is an idiot. What do you guys think?
I just leave when I see wedding planning companies grabbing copyrights. They add all sorts of random things to their content, it's garbage!