The Unconventional Musician

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Having read this far, I have so much to say. I feel so lucky to have read this novel. While thoroughly enjoying the story, I was also able to rationally reflect on and learn from the author's ideas and concepts. I feel it has improved my critical thinking skills. The values ​​the author conveys are truly wonderful, and for a music novice like myself, the music theory he wrote about has really taught me something! 😂 I can't afford a reward, but I'll subscribe to the whole thing! 🥰

First of all, I'm sorry, I just suddenly remembered this book. A total of seven chapters have been viewed. The above image is an incomplete count. Is this someone who just learned a word online and started using it? Or is it that they can't speak without being sarcastic and sarcastic? Did the author get too immersed in the story? Is the protagonist actually you who transmigrated?

Entertainment novels often follow a predictable pattern: the protagonist becomes famous quickly for various reasons, and then the protagonist is questioned by the villain—a new work is released—there is widespread praise and support—the protagonist achieves success—the villain is proven wrong.

It took me ages to upload! Then I realized that recordings of 30 seconds or more were enough. I was exhausted from singing the second half, cough cough. Please ignore the poor singing, thank you~

From the previous book (Author, do you know? I passed my music appreciation exam by reading your previous book, thank you so much (*°∀°)=3) This is as professional as ever. (P. S.: I recommended this book to a group of artists and fanfiction writers.

Thoughts on what the author wrote before and after chapter 127 I originally wanted to respond to the author with some really witty words, but I felt I couldn't out-argue him, so I decided against it. Let me put it this way. There is a universe between people in this society. We are completely unable to empathize. What seems insignificant to one person may be as heavy as Mount Tai to another.

Just a light rendition, guys please be gentle with your criticism 🐶

[Not a recommendation, just some thoughts after watching] I've only read a few dozen chapters of this book, and for some reason, I'm finding it hard to get into it. The author's writing style feels a bit too ethereal to me; I wonder what other readers think. I am a complete novice when it comes to professional knowledge, so I won't presume to offer my expertise.

Let me share my impressions of this book. Compared to other entertainment articles, the first impression it gives is simply, "Wow, this is what you call professional." You can see the professional level of a musician between the lines. Furthermore, the author is good at listening to others' opinions.