After Ten Years in Retirement, I Return and Turn Showbiz Upside Down
隐退十年后复出，我把文娱玩坏了
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- Completed
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- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Jay Chou is great, that's true, but not every song of his is great 😅. It's one thing to take away his great songs, but people who aren't fans probably can't appreciate songs like "Class 3-2".
I don't really like Jay Chou's style. I started listening to his songs with "Blue and White Porcelain," and I've also listened to other Chinese-style songs like "Far Away" and others. I don't deny that he's very popular and his songs are popular, but the author seems to be overly obsessed with him. Not every one of his songs is good.
What era are we living in? There are still protagonists who are just tools for others?
Seeing Jay Chou's songs makes me not want to listen anymore. With 1.4 Billion Chinese people, his fanbase is only so small.
It was a disaster from the start, and then it returned ten years later. Instead of using the trump card "Ten Years", it used the smallest number, "Class 3-2", and tried to hype it up. In reality, it was just a clown.
The synopsis reads like a fantasy novel. In this era where capital reigns supreme, can writing good songs really drive out competing companies? Can the male lead alone capture 80% of the market share?
There's a reason it wasn't a hit, and your song choice played a large part in that. You practiced hard for ten years, and your performance, which should have been a killer song, was ruined by "Class 3-2 Compendium of Materia Medica."
Jay Chou's ballads and sentimental songs are generally acceptable to the public, but who listens to his rap songs besides his fans? These days, online novelists are constantly writing about Jay Chou, and they seem to be surprising everyone no matter what kind of song he sings.
Indeed, it's a case of choosing the tallest among the short. Jay Chou is just so-so.
Why did you choose this one when Jay Chou has so many popular and uncontroversial hits? Did he not study hard during his three years of high school? Is this just empty praise?