A Superstar's Career Begins After Breaking His Contract

What do you think of this female lead?

I joined a record company in 2002. It was New Jingwen Records, the company that released albums for Han Hong and Hins Cheung. I left that industry in 2015. To be honest, there were tons of companies that didn't have strict copyright requirements. As long as they could make money, any kind of cooperation was fine. They might even just sign a record deal.

No, I really don't understand why so many of these books think that singing a few songs on a live stream will make you famous.

It's pretty stupid. He sold himself to Tencent for a signing fee of 300,000 yuan and thought he had struck it rich. The protagonist is a complete country bumpkin! He rejected a big company's annual signing fee of 5 million yuan and generous conditions, and sold himself to a disgusting and extremely scheming small company for 600,000 yuan. He has to perform at least ten concerts for the company every month, and the company loses money, so the protagonist has to pay full compensation!

Three years with the company, no portfolio, can't even play a basic guitar... Getting fired is no wonder; you have absolutely no value. The company paid you off for three years for nothing, what more do you want? You have nothing to show for yourself, how can the company train you? Are you kidding me?

Having read 46 chapters, this protagonist, Lu Fan, seems only suited for manual labor; the entertainment industry is completely unsuitable for him. He seems incredibly stupid. If you're not shameless and ruthless, why are you even in the entertainment industry, especially after three years? With a system by your side, how stupid do you think you are to still want to sign with a company?

This is a frustrating read, not recommended. It's like the ocean – the satisfying moments are sunk to the bottom, leaving you feeling nothing, at least not before it was even released. It was a turn-off.

The protagonist's IQ seems to be seriously lacking, it's hilarious. 1. Like when the protagonist first went to Hengdian, he encountered a film crew. Even though the protagonist hadn't done anything wrong, the director still got angry at him, filmed it, and posted it online. It wasn't the protagonist's fault at all, yet the director was such an idiot!

What I hate most is live streaming, where people keep saying "thank you, buddy" and "thank you, big shot," it's disgusting.

What's with that Xu Qingshi storyline? The protagonist and Xu Qian are just acquaintances. Would you just randomly pick a colleague of your daughter and call them home like they're entrusting their orphan to someone? Are you crazy? It doesn't make sense, it's awkward to watch, I'm leaving!