
Our Chinese Entertainment Industry Seems Doomed
我们内娱好像完蛋了
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 687k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
212Chapters
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991Recs
6kFans
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Reader comments 18
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Let's put it this way, Wang Sicong went bankrupt, participated in a talent show, and was possessed by his soul.
Introduction: Thirty songs in the last month are so scary. If the author of the original lyrics, music and arrangement adds a piece, he can't come up with one song in a day, right? Are you singing a cappella and reciting the lyrics? Or are you anxious for the male protagonist to rush to the research institute to open his brain?
When I read more than 30 chapters, another popular poisonous point that often appears in entertainment articles appeared: giving away songs for free! The gift was given to a woman with whom I have not had much relationship so far. If she had an affair, I wouldn't even bother to tell her. I was also planning to give songs to a few teammates for free. Then the protagonist said that anyway, if he can produce one or two songs a day, it can last for a year or two, so it doesn't matter. I'm a little speechless when I see this. The benefits from one song are at least tens of millions. Even if the protagonist can compose two songs every day for two years, how many more can he have? I'll count you 2,000 songs as the overage. It doesn't seem like the protagonist gives away a few thousandths, right? The wealth of Shuangma is at least tens of billions. Do you think they would give away one ten thousandth of it, which is probably about a few million, to someone they know a little but don't have much relationship with? It's not about whether you can afford it as a gift, but it's a matter of attitude towards wealth. The protagonist, as a time traveler and a reborn agent who worked as an agent in his previous life, is still so incompetent in his work? If you want to pick up girls, then I won't tell you. Otherwise, it's really a bit poisonous! What's more, when the song was delivered, the protagonist was just a poor man, and his family was bankrupt. How could he be so generous? Besides, if you give this as a gift and others ask you for it, will you give it or not? I hope the following is less toxic, I will continue to watch, and I will complain about this first!
The title of the book is quite attractive. Why don't you want to read it after reading the introduction?
A novel that successfully dissuades readers through its introduction!
I haven't read it yet, but after reading this introduction, I don't feel like I have any desire to continue reading. Bye
What's your introduction? Copying 30 songs a month, and each song is a top quality, what kind of stupid person can do this 😰
This book is not unfair. The protagonist is exactly the same person who would not dare not shave his head three hundred years ago.
After reading about 10 chapters, I checked the author's level after logging out, and then clicked in to look through the author's previous works. I'm really curious as to why I haven't improved my writing skills after writing for so long. How did you do it? Is the smart book writing software not updated?
I persisted until Chapter 44 and became addicted