Making My Debut at the Diva's Concert

Debuting at a concert... This reminds me of a Chinese entertainment novel where a lucky audience member sings on stage at a Jay Chou concert and then becomes an internet sensation...

A petition with thousands of signatures requests a lemon-themed crossdressing lightsaber transformation challenge.

I clicked in because I saw the song copying, and the writing is alright, but what's with you suddenly switching to writing novels? And that's not all, you're even planning to make a web series? Can't they at least establish a reputation before moving on to other things? Doing a little here and a little there is just ridiculous.

I really can't stand it anymore. Getting three vice-chairmen of literature positions at once was already brainless enough, but then he was scolded like a dog by a museum professor because of "Ghost Blows Out the Light" and didn't dare to utter a single word. He was so arrogant when he was fighting against the Korean wave, but now he's as cowardly as a grandson.

What bothered me was the female lead. I genuinely felt she was perfectly fine just focusing on research. But the author insisted on giving her that role. Let's say this pop star was completely unremarkable before meeting the male lead, but after meeting him, she became a pop star without even needing to study? Then the author, finding her growth too slow, gave her a mental power boost.

Originally, I thought the entertainment industry was dead, and now the bestseller lists are full of low-quality, money-grabbing books, especially those novels about annulled engagements that have inexplicably become popular recently. They give me the creeps. Anyway, let's talk about this book. I've read up to chapter 76 so far. Advantage:

I couldn't bear to read any further after reading the chapter about interning at an entertainment company. Does this author not consider the issue of music arrangement at all? No matter what song you write, is recording it the end of the story? Did the guitar, drums, piano, bass, and other musical instruments all fly in? You spent 3 hours recording a song at the company, which was quite impressive, but how are you going to explain to people where your background music came from?

This is too simplistic; I'm sorry, I can't handle it and I'm leaving now.

Fang Che, male, Han nationality, born on April 22, 1993. Pen name, stage name: Ye Xianglun, Loves to Eat Tomatoes, Lu Yuan, Quan Yong Fang Liansheng's son was raised by Aunt Lin, the director of the orphanage. Graduated from Qincheng University with a major in Tourism Management.

I'm not familiar with the entertainment industry, but several entertainment articles I've read talk about "Queen of Pop" and how many platinum records a person has made. I'm really curious, which government or department gives these ratings? Is being a "Queen of Pop" just a matter of popularity? Wang Jie was popular then, but what about now? Du Fu was incredibly popular then, but what about now?