From the Start, I Get the Perfect Music System

I've been in circles before. Let me tell you about the movie script. The world's most valued screenwriter is South Korea, who is responsible for screenwriting. But the maximum share is no more than 15%. In China, there is a director-responsibility system. Due to salary restrictions, directors and big-name stars generally share a share, but the total does not exceed 30%. The script is divided into 45%, which is impossible to happen in any country. The majority is theaters, 50-60, publishers 5-20, and producers only 20-45. On the producer side, investors account for 70~90%, and there are very few others.

Can the first three chapters be more rigorous? This is a writer's attitude. No matter how famous he is or whether he will not produce other works in the future, this is a basic minimum respect an author has for readers. You can see the author's attitude towards life from a young age. In the first three chapters, no less than ten places can be found that deviate from the reader's sense of substitution. The most brainless thing among them is that a big fat man behaves in a violent manner all day long, and it is impossible to understand how he gained weight. A medical student carries a guitar on his back all day long wherever he goes, which makes him lose his basic thinking ability. We are all medical students attending a graduation ceremony. Everyone is chatting and drinking. The protagonist carries Ji on his back and enters the door. Sitting on the sofa, he suddenly pulls out his guitar from behind and plays and sings an original song in front of everyone, and then surprises everyone. Making a mother terminally ill is also very old, vulgar and disgusting. I want to say that although there are not many mental hospitals, as the main character of a book, a person really cannot forget to take medicine if he is sick. This medicine really cannot be stopped...!

Chapter 10, I really can't stand it anymore

I kind of understand why this book is so popular. The affectionate and introverted persona was established at the beginning, but after a few pictures, it became so out of place. Are you a Sichuan opera face changer? How can a person who has just played twice be so open? Also, what unpopular songs were chosen? I have never heard of it. Of the first four songs, I have only heard two of them by Mao Buyi. What the hell are the other two songs? Also, the style of the song selection is really speechless. Mao Buyi's song is so deep, and the other two songs are so off-kilter. In short, the first ten chapters are the most dissuading. As I continue reading, I can still resist this poison.

The plot of a book must be reasonable. I made records. You improvise lyrics and music based on the scene. You can't come up with an arrangement immediately. To arrange a song, a good producer will spend two days creating it, and then recording it. Those suona, flute and piano need to be found to be played and recorded. Then use software to synthesize it. All in all, it can be done in seven days. You took the initiative to say that you can compose improvised music at will, which is too false. Just get a piano or guitar and play and sing.

In today's entertainment novels, the first songs are Old Boy, Soothe My Sorrow, and Vomit. With so many songs, do these songs have to be used?

There is no melodious singing voice, no singing skills, and no one has certain knowledge of music theory. Even if I give you 10,000 songs, you won't be able to sing well, let alone the psychology and mentality of singing in front of people.

It's really poisonous, especially the original part. I know you are buying songs from the system, but pay attention. In this world, you say that these songs are all original by you. You just graduated from college, and then you release one original song a day, or two or three songs a day. Is it practical to combine it?

In order to post, I specially subscribed to 1 chapter from the back. I usually read entertainment articles, and I have read 10 chapters of this book. Compared with other books, your writing style is not bad, but it is a bit lacking. But most entertainment is like this, so it's not a big problem. The only problem with your book is that it starts with the Tomorrow's Sons program and Mao Buyi's song. This is true even in your resume. No one is interested in clicking in (I was attracted by your 600,000 words and more than 100 recommendation votes). If you don't copy so many classic and old songs in the Chinese music scene, you will copy popular songs that have not been around for a long time. Moreover, it's the songs and programs from last year, anyone wants to watch them. . . .

This Xia Ziling's writing is too bitchy, a woman who is inexplicable