The Day an Idol Falls from Grace, the Day a Superstar Rises

I've just watched Chapter 27. There's nothing bad or surprising about it. The songs I chose are totally out of my league. I can still watch it regardless of my preferences.

The portrayal of the characters is very different from traditional entertainment, but it is very real. As a person who worked hard in the entertainment industry until the age of 27, the female protagonist did not fall in love with the male protagonist wholeheartedly, but gradually deepened her relationship while living together. Sister Lan is extremely benevolent to the male protagonist, but she does not protect him carelessly. She still has the business acumen and calculation she should have. What's even more amazing is that the author has almost no direct psychological description of them, all of them are shown through language and actions. This is actually a very literary writing method. So it is normal that the performance of this book does not match the author's hard work. The author focuses on the business landscape and the rational portrayal of industry insiders, but it is not refreshing. The heroine and Sister Lan do not have many roles. Readers want to see the heroine becoming more and more concerned about gains and losses and falling in love, to see Sister Lan's tenderness, and to see the hero's every song be as popular as a nocturne. However, the author does not want to dwell too much on this aspect. Moreover, the author's writing is so detailed that he even wrote out the metaverse circuits where n+1 of Bu Suanzi's fan portrait after the storm should be located. I have to admire the author's painstaking efforts.

The author made me dislike Liang Bo. . . Originally, I was just a stranger. Because I didn't like his type, I couldn't find him in the big data. It turned out that because of the author, when I heard his song, I really didn't like it and it felt particularly unpleasant. The statement in Chapter 19 is simply noise! ! ! Then the author succeeded in making me dislike the protagonist! The author succeeded in getting Liang Bo to gain a new fan, and because of Chapter 19, I gave up the book. 886. Don't choose popular songs for this kind of book. Classic old songs are also fine. Don't choose non-mainstream songs.

After reading chapter fifty-eight, I finally couldn't help but give up the book. The boss of the company gave you 1 million, but you just satirized the other person's son for not being able to hold up the wall. . Your aunt warned you, but you just said that you wanted to start your own company and poach your aunt, and you also said that you can't live without this tool man? ? What's going on? Your aunt is so kind to you. Chunchun is your tool. . . . The whole text is written in a pretense of depth. Full of pretense, melancholy and boredom

Just finish chasing. Praise. At the same time, I diss those who teach me how to choose songs. 1. In the past two years, there have been many divorces and flash marriages among divas, but very few have told the story. This plot is part of the whole story, not the kind of gameplay where you prepare to write a copy of the theme and then splice a bad gimmick. 2. Don't listen to popular and unpopular songs all day long. Do you like listening to it or not? Online articles should always provide the pleasure of reading, rather than sharing a playlist with you. This makes it unclear whether you have the ability to give suggestions to the author - this is at least the only one I have read at Qidian that takes into account the needs of the story and background. I mean that the entire album selects songs thematically based on the protagonist's own situation, and also gives you a starting point, a transition, and a final sublimation. I have only read the previous book of The Crow, which used a few singles to complete and whiten the previous story, and I liked it. At that time, the reviews were all "Say goodbye when you see hip-hop." Then you should say goodbye. The author tells the story with heart. You said that the song selection is not good and you don't love it, but the song you love is on your playlist. Can't you just listen to it and finish it?

How should I put it, it gives me an awkward feeling. The author wrote the protagonist as if he were a real musician. In order to transform, he did not hesitate to torture his fans. He did not care about traffic and negative fans. He also chose the first album that was consistent with his own mental journey and did not go out of his way to cater to the public. Close! Key! Yes! You! Complete! Yes! Copy! Of! Hello! It gives me a feeling of being both upright and upright. And in my eyes, there is no conflict between traffic and strength. Why should you take the blame for a strange woman and abuse your fans who support and like you? There is obviously a gentler way.

I don't understand. It's obvious that the song selection is good, the plot is obviously good, and the emotional line is obviously good, but what kind of trouble is it to have a harem over and over again? It's really just the author who brought the dream into the world. I'm speechless. I'm leaving. Goodbye.

If you want to write about self-pleasure, then don't put it on the shelves. Why are you designing a breakup plot when you and Qiu Shui have a good talk? What about this disgusting reader?

Don't flatter yourself. Aren't you writing books to make money? If not, just think I didn't say it.

I read Chapter 11 and have no idea what this novel is about? Inexplicably, he wears a scumbag male protagonist, inexplicably clarifies the announcement, and inexplicably goes to play and sing innocent boy songs. There is another group of inexplicable fans chatting in all sorts of senseless, sad, joyful ways. This book discussion post was even praised by a group of people. I suddenly found that I can't understand entertainment articles nowadays.