A Superstar Starts Out as a Top-Tier Star

Seeing that Chapter 16 has slipped away, I felt uncomfortable with the protagonist putting a vest on the songwriter of the song, but the book master can tolerate it, but you just come up with a long explanation in Chapter 16. It feels like the author is crazy, and the readers do not recognize the creativity he wrote, and he is trapped in a circle of self-justification. There are many singers whose experiences do not match their works. And what's the use of pretending to be a protagonist who only wants to investigate you? I don't know what the point is if he insists on being so photorealistic.

God's specialties are not created casually. Being complete, innovative, subversive, and even popular are not the first elements of Shenjuan. The author writes a lot of love songs, so you think he is a genius. Is JJ Lin good enough to sing love songs? Can Eason Chan sing? They have never released a single. Jay Chou's Divine Comedy is not Simple Love and Sunny Day, but Dark Trilogy, Orcs, Terraces and so on. An album with only love songs will be popular, but if you want to say that his album is a special album, then don't be kidding. If the author chooses a song next time, he really has to choose a divine song. I suggest you think carefully. The songs that you are familiar with and that everyone is familiar with are only popular. There are many songs that you are not familiar with, like Tao JJ Black Liu Ding. Maybe you have never heard of his songs, but it does not prevent him from becoming a divine song. JJ Lin has so many highly popular songs, but he doesn't even have a divine song. Jay Chou's first few albums were masterpieces. Several of Luo Dayou's albums are also produced by great artists. So is Li Zhongsheng. Tao Zhe's Black Willow. Gaia by Leehom Wang. Tang Dynasty Band Cui Jianxin on the Long March Dou Weiheimeng and so on. What a major specializes in is not to be good-sounding, but to be superior to the production and concept of the entire music industry . At the very least, it must make a breakthrough in completeness. The major specialties want to add subversiveness to this basis, such as Cui Jian's New Long March, Black Dream, Jay Chou's Jay, Luo Dayou's, etc. Rather than what you call good love songs, they are divine specialties. Even though I admit, these love songs are really nice. If you really want to write about a seminary, you, the author, must carefully study the concept of a seminary.

Although this is an old book, I still had to subscribe to one chapter to vent my anger, and I quit after reading the sixth chapter! Ma Jia, Ma Jia, now all novels require Ma Jia, even if you write an entertaining article or a song, you will criticize Ma Jia! Cultivation wears a vest, fantasy wears a vest, mythology wears a vest! If you like wearing a vest, I would like to ask, is it so shameful? It's not fun to read a fast food article, it's secretive and disappointing!

Then there is the poisonous point of Liu Zhen. He is a small director from the Beijing circle and is backed by a big company. The protagonist acted in a movie with a box office of 1 billion, and the transformation failed, which shows that the box office of 1 billion is not very high. The box office of this director Liu Zhen is expected to be 800 million at most (it will be a bad movie after release, less than 400 million). He does not take the protagonist seriously, does whatever he wants, and humiliates him as much as he wants. The reason is that in the entertainment industry, directors are better than singers? ? ? The protagonist has top-level traffic, his new album is a hit, and his assets are worth billions. How can a small director dare to go against the protagonist? Their company also fully supports it, but it's just the author forcibly creating conflicts_He has always been outwitted by the supporting characters.

I've read more than a dozen chapters, and it's so long-winded. . . There are so many talented people in the world, why haven't they been cut off? Who cares if you write a few songs? . . Too depressing.

I have opened this book twice, and every time I saw criticism of Ma Jia's songwriting, I was persuaded to quit.

What qualifications does it have for a few recording studios to be able to sing in a BB protagonist whose style is not good? Do you really think of yourself as the boss of the world? The reality is that the protagonist spends money to record songs with them. This is a fair deal. What qualifications do they have to interfere with the style of the album's songs? What the author wrote is simply inexplicable

When you see the author's self-pleasure in Chapter 8, it means that the song was bought, and the readers were persuaded to give up one by one by the poisonous points. Maybe you think they are all small poisonous points, or not even poisonous points, but don't you read the readers' comments? Do you have to live in your own world to enjoy yourself? If that doesn't work, you can look at your results. Once you've ordered all of them, you can go directly to the top 15 in the fan list, and the total number of fans is as high as 51,000, which means you have a large reader base. However, in the end, you only ordered less than 15. You must have persuaded every reader to quit. Do you really not care about your results so much?

How should I put it? The author's thinking is different from ordinary people. It's fine if he is different from ordinary people. It's fine if he is excellent. However, the author's unusual thinking makes people feel that he is wretched and afraid of getting into trouble.

Emmm, I must have read dozens of chapters, and I don't know where to start from. There seems to be a chapter earlier where the author explained a lot about the main character wearing a waistcoat while writing a song. I didn't really care at first. I just read some entertainment articles, the songs were nice and the plot was interesting. . . . It wasn't until I saw the plot later that the protagonist was bound to be blackmailed for plagiarizing this kind of time travel and rebirth entertainment article. . . I'm really speechless. . . The author said before that he hung up his vest because he didn't want to write such a plot that first suppresses and then improves. .