An All-Around Entertainment Life Beginning with Confession Balloons

How does it feel a bit like being a full-time artist:

It's almost like a full-time job. When the Tao Te Ching comes out, it's not all pretentious. It's specious. The packaging is not pretentious, it's not cool enough, and it looks deliberately artificial.

I haven't read the novel, I just passed by and learned a unique skill from my great sage. He peed. We are more of a person who wears pants. Legs and pants are more troublesome, so let's spit and go! Hey-hey

The whole school knows that the protagonist wants to confess his feelings, and the protagonist feels that if this confession is not handled well, it will affect his future employment. What kind of brain circuit is this?

To be honest, it looks more and more like another book.

The more I look at it, the more I look like a full-time artist. I hope there are less similarities, otherwise it will look stale.

Why do you feel that your system was created by capitalists, and they all work for others? You have a system, and you still work for others.

Why write an entertainment protagonist who can do all decathlons? The author wants to attract all entertainment readers. Doesn't he know that such a hodgepodge is also a factor that turns away readers?

Personally, I feel that the plot should not be developed in multiple threads. If you are writing a song, write a few more chapters on top of the song first. Rewards can be related to singing. No matter how well written the lyrics are. It's useless without singing skills. Sometimes it's singing, sometimes it's novels, comics. Jumping too fast.

It is tasteless to eat and a pity to throw away. No sense of involvement