Showbiz: Burning Bright in the Nineties

This must be that old driver's new alias. I laughed like a pig after reading two chapters. It's incredibly good, the writing is so smooth, it doesn't seem like a novice's. Even as a bookworm of over ten years, I didn't notice anything wrong with it, not awkward at all. You couldn't write something this good without abandoning a few books.

I just saw the author's post-launch comments saying the sales weren't ideal, so I couldn't help but share my thoughts, whether they're right or wrong. First of all, I personally think this book is excellent in both writing style and content. However, the biggest problem lies in the author's unclear target audience.

This was already featured prominently in the city's weekly recommendations, and you're still saying it's not good enough? It's been abandoned for 5 days already. How can you expect good results if you don't persevere?

I was probably among the first to follow the story, as it was only around 40,000 words long at the time. After reading it, I found it quite enjoyable; the writing and character development were excellent. However, with only one or two chapters updated daily, it wasn't enough, so I thought I'd let it run its course a little longer.

Nunchaku in the 90s was so ridiculous, right? A game, a dream, tears of heroes, until the flowers wither, fickle, and so on—that's the kind of song that becomes a hit.

This book is going to be abandoned? That's truly something! No one writes a book that explodes from the very beginning. If they don't even have confidence in their own work, each book will only get worse than the last.

Your aunt is really something else! She practically sent the main character to be castrated! That's way too much! Is there no justice, no morality, no law?!

I've given all the recommendation votes. It's very well written and a very enjoyable read. The author claims to be a newbie, which I find hard to believe. How could he write this well after abandoning a few books and writing two more long novels? This is a gift from God. Keep writing, write a super long novel. Good books are so rare. Keep this up, and it will become a hit!

A pretty good, enjoyable read. While the plot of buying a song for over a million dollars is exciting, it doesn't fit the historical context at all. The book is set in a world with a similar development process to the real world, but in reality, singers at that time didn't earn much money writing songs and releasing albums.

The author's shortcomings It's because they couldn't stand the loneliness and lacked perseverance.