The Day I Was Eliminated, I Married the Queen of Pop

I have to say, the author really has no idea how to choose songs…

The main character is an idiot; he writes songs for people and gets on variety shows for free, without asking for money or copyrights.

The song choice was really bad. Starting with "I" was terrible. If it weren't for Zhang's involvement, who would listen to it? This song isn't popular because it's good; on the contrary, it's extremely awful.

I specifically subscribed to a chapter and am posting a discussion thread. Firstly, I only read about ten chapters before giving up. I couldn't find any interesting points or motivation to continue. The part where the collaborator offers the protagonist 50 million yuan was particularly problematic.

The female lead has been a prostitute for ten years. The male lead disregards copyright.

The initial concept was fun, but the transition to romance was too fast, and the song choices got progressively worse... Taking mainstream, cheesy songs and having them lavishly praised by the professionals described in the book is just baffling. Some songs might sell well, but to call them high-quality masterpieces, especially with genuine recognition from professional circles, is ridiculous.

There's a problem. It wasn't a 15-year contract, so isn't earning money by singing just working for the company for free? Aren't you going to terminate the contract?

The song selection was so-so, but the lyrics were alright.

Take my advice, bro. This isn't for you. Find a regular job! At least it'll be more stable.

Only "Courage" is good; the rest of his songs aren't my cup of tea.