Reborn with a Farmer's Band in 1993

Here's a suggestion: don't write lyrics for songs released within the last three years, because the lyrics might already be available by then. I see many authors trying to compete with the original singer for that one or two-year window of opportunity, but the original singer might have been working on it for a long time. They might sue you for plagiarism once you become famous, and then it'll all be a mess.

Selling songs depends on the buyer. Xu Wei selling his songs to Tian Zhen was paving the way for his own career. Performing in rural areas is about making money, so singing current popular songs is fine. Singing new songs to build your reputation at important events is acceptable. But if you go to a rural performance and waste classic songs, it's no wonder you're a flop!

We should cherish classic original songs. When performing at venues now, we can sing songs that have already been released, but we shouldn't sing new songs. We should save those classics for when we become famous.

Eighteen years ago, I could recite fifty or sixty Tang and Song poems from memory; now I can't even recite "Two Poems on Pitying the Peasants" in their entirety. Rebirth is impossible, and being the protagonist is out of the question. Give me a chance: I'll go bankrupt betting on South Korea to get them into the semifinals, then cling tightly to the coattails of Ma Yun and Ma Chao, and spend my free time buying cryptocurrency, collecting rent, and making ends meet.

Which of those songs even comes close to being associated with a "farmers' band"? Author, you might want to change the title or the content? You decide...

The book's excessive saccharine content is probably another reason why it's not well-received. Seriously, stop going for vulgarity with every description of a woman... It makes people think you've switched heads!

Sending a song? Wow! Someone actually wrote a Mary Sue-type protagonist.

So many great songs have been wasted, and the authors haven't profited at all. Sigh, authors, how are we supposed to subscribe?

After reading *The Farmer* and *Wild*, I simply couldn't get through the next two books. Also, book titles are really important.

This kind of story should be set in a parallel world, because many songs might be created and released years later, which would make the protagonist seem like a plagiarist.