A Sensation in the Entertainment Industry, and You Call This a Little Hobby?

The author should seriously reflect on why this book isn't popular: 1. The pace of the story is too fast, failing to showcase the value of a high-quality work. The only theme is making money, like the "river view villa," but in the end, it's just renting the mother-in-law's house instead of buying one. 2.

Do you like the real-life inspiration for Chen Xueqi?

Yeah, it follows the same formula as most entertainment novels on the market; you could say it's a template: copy songs, create a shocking effect, copy again, create another shocking effect...

Is the protagonist a wanted criminal? Why does he have to hide his identity, or is there some unspeakable reason? Will it really feel satisfying when his identity is revealed later? I certainly won't wait that long; I'm already hooked. Bye!

I only watched the beginning. The character had just been reborn and immediately gave someone a classic song to help them win an award. If winning wasn't guaranteed, he gave them another song, and then he even wanted to sign them to that person's company... I won't comment further.

Everything else is fine, but you also have to write novels, writing just a few chapters every now and then, with all this talk of monthly ticket battles and such. Is this something you're supposed to reminisce about? And the worst part is that you dreamt about comics, and you can't draw them, yet you want to sign up for a comics class? How about you go into scientific research next?

I skipped through this part of the "King of Mask Singer" storyline. A variety show, ten episodes, each lasting a month—good heavens! The main character averages two to three songs per episode, and then just keeps dominating everyone, then there's the online discussion. I bet one "King of Mask Singer" show could easily fill a hundred chapters. Good heavens, that's easy money! The author is awesome! Good heavens!

The more I read this novel, the more disgusting it becomes. It's full of hidden details, writing about this here and that there. It's utterly nauseating.

Having read up to chapter 490, the book is filled with long, repetitive paragraphs of lyrics, music reviews, and film reviews, offering nothing new. The characters are all formulaic, and the plot is utterly unoriginal, leading to aesthetic fatigue. It's okay as a song and drama recommendation post, though. But by now, the nostalgia from my childhood has almost worn off, and I can't keep going.

I wonder if anyone else feels the same way. Every song has a long, drawn-out story, followed by a long script introduction, which I quickly scroll through. It's like an old woman's foot binding cloth—long and tedious…!!! Why write this stuff anymore? I'm done. Also, I personally don't think there's anything good about youth films, especially *Fleet of Time*, it's terrible. I feel it's just hype.