
Showbiz: I Started by Making My Mentor Cry with a Song
文娱从唱哭导师开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 295k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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You guys keep urging me to update, but the author is human too. He needs to rest. Doesn't he get tired of updating all the time? But what does his tiredness have to do with me? My suggestion is, if you're not going to die from exhaustion, then update like crazy, thank you!
This book could practically be called "Qian Yu's Daily Tears," because this girl cries at the drop of a hat; she cries on every single page. She cries while listening to songs, she cries while listening to stories. She even cries while singing. Although guys generally prefer petite, cute, and adorable girls, it's not like she cries every single day.
I have some suggestions for the author. I feel it's unnecessary to force in the "show-off and face-slapping" scenes. Too many of them make the story feel too harsh and unpleasant. After all, a songwriter and producer is highly sought after in the industry, and with a song already topping international charts, all the praise will be positive.
I don't know what song it is, I've never heard it before, and I don't feel anything for it. Only the author is moved. You're writing it for others to read, so what's the point of you being moved?
Her name is Qian Yu, and you call her Qian'er? And she's a girl, doesn't that sound jarring? It's awful, calling her Yu'er is much better than calling her Qian'er, right? So, since your surname is Sun, wouldn't it be more appropriate for me to call you Sun'er? Or Li'er, Wang'er, Liu'er, Zhao'er? Do you think that sounds nice?
There are several songs on Bilibili programs that have become legendary, such as "Opera Song," "Score," and "If I Take You Away," along with a few others whose titles I've forgotten. Just look up those songs and you'll know which program it is; they're all original compositions.
What I'm wondering is, did you want to keep it as a memento, but you didn't give the sheet music backstage? Were you planning to sing it a cappella?
Hey author, let me introduce you to a girlfriend, her name is Wan 🤓
It's really great, I just hope the updates come more frequently; one update a day is too little...
I haven't read the novel yet, but judging from your title, I'm guessing that your chapter reviews and comment section will soon be filled with so-called "niche enthusiasts" who will say they don't understand the songs you choose, that they're not good, and other nonsense. 😅