I Accidentally Added the Heavenly Queen to My Family Chat, and She Came Clean

Let's call it a day, guys. (This is from a studio.)

What does that mean? I don't need to sleep anymore.

I've seen several identical copies; I don't know who copied whom.

This so-called "Queen of Pop," despite being married and knowing what it means to date other men, still tries to comfort herself by saying it's nothing. Maybe men without special connections would just be cheated on outright. I don't know how society views this issue, but I can't stand it anymore.

I think that cracking down on piracy should not only involve providing free access to novels, but also targeting works from these studios. These works severely lower readers' expectations for the entire novel, and are also extremely unfair to authors who put their heart and soul into their writing.

That's really outrageous! There are nearly 100 billion people on the entire planet, and the most popular song in a month has over two million downloads. How can anyone think like that?

They really didn't even bother to change the description.

The studio's writing is truly frightening; with this writing style and thought process, you'd starve to death if you went back to farming.

Let me tell you how to spot studio-produced novels: If the title is long, or contains commas or colons, it's highly likely a studio-produced work. I've even read a few where the protagonist just has a different name. There's no point in reading these, and no need to waste your money on them.

I got to chapter twenty-five and then couldn't continue reading. Other entertainment companies poached the company's top star, suppressed her, and prevented composers from writing songs for her. And what did the company do?! What did the company do?! Just stood by and watched? How impressive!