
At First, I Never Planned to Debut
一开始,我没想出道
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 661k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 3y ago
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Can I say that the first chapter was incredibly awkward...?
It feels too weak. If the male lead's false accusations were true, it would be a disgrace, but he just apologized and let it go. 🤔
Let's change the title to "The Rise of the Backup," because besides attracting hatred, the main character is always a backup. 😛😛 From the school beauty incident, he acts as a bridge, helping the school beauty get involved with the film crew and successfully rises to power. Then, in the campus incident, he becomes the main antagonist, suffers an accident, and as the backup performing on stage, he successfully rises to power.
Why leave the piano world? A pianist who can play Canon is basically a world-class pianist. If they later play something like Kikujiro's Summer, they'll be virtually unrivaled in the music scene. Even superstars will have to call them "teacher."
After reading your last book, I found it to be a genius-themed story? System = Genius?
No way, with so many female leads, and the male lead just relying on his passive, nerdy personality, it'll probably never have a happy ending. I can tell, this is definitely a fake multi-female lead story. If this formula continues, either there will be only one female lead in the end, or there will actually be no female lead at all. Moreover, it's clear that the protagonist's character has a bit of a moral fastidious streak.
To be honest, author, I feel that the beginning of this book is too clichéd. I personally don't like this type of book. I feel the author could rethink the kind of story where the male protagonist is all-powerful, like in the previous book. I feel that readers nowadays prefer stories where the male or female protagonist always has a hidden trump card or secret weapon that surprises others.
The author might feel that I underestimated you, or perhaps I misjudged your level. Why didn't you say so? You're a level three author. Sorry.
Chapter One? I really don't understand it. We had no connection to begin with, why insist on getting to know each other? If we had just left, that fat guy wouldn't have said anything.
Why didn't the golden retriever fire you in the first place?