What Should I Do About My Childhood Friend Who Wants to Be a Singer?

It's 2022 already, and you're still using the same old methods from ten years ago. Readers have so many choices now. If you're this slow, your work will gather dust if you don't check it for two days, and you probably won't pick it up again for another six months. If your performance isn't good, just update more; quantity will win.

The writing is alright, but two things bothered me: 1. The contract signing scene. I know it's meant to show the protagonist's sincerity, but isn't 20% too low? The protagonist might not even recoup their operating costs with that. 2. The chosen songs are basically not to my liking… I've hardly heard of any of them except for "Encounter," and they're not on my wavelength.

Writing rap was a mistake; everyone knows most rap is garbage.

It feels like the author has forgotten the title of this book, and keeps writing about filming and variety shows. If I want to read this, why don't I read other books?

This is a plagiarized book that claims to be a sweet romance, but the only connection between the female and male protagonists is when they collect songs.

I can't post the bonus chapter here, so I'll post it in the book review section.

I don't know who had the malicious intent to make you set the comment limit to 200 follower points. The comments section is practically deserted, with almost no book reviews. This is not a good thing for the book's development.

The plot is too bland; I can't stomach this.

Why do they have to use obscure songs to make themselves known?

I've read almost two hundred chapters, and the plot feels like it's been cobbled together from various sources. The interaction between the male and female leads in the romance is pitifully minimal.