This Singer Really Wants to Be Famous
这个歌手很想红
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 462k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
196Chapters
0Votes
3.4kRecs
13.3kFans
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Reader comments 21
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The songs chosen are all not popular. There is actually a reason why the songs are not popular. If it is a classic, it is impossible not to become popular. Nowadays, many songs from decades ago are also very good and can be repeated as a single. If it's not niche, it's high-end. If it's niche, it only proves that it's not a good song.
The first two songs are so unpopular, I've only heard the third one. He also said that the indigenous people have not learned singing skills properly, and there is no good voice in the subsequent plot or a special voice that the public can remember. How can he become famous? Does the author want the protagonist to take a niche route?
Why is it such a mess? There are also Faye Wong's red beans in the parallel world?
I can't stand it when I see someone being accused of plagiarism. In what age do you write songs on the spot to prove your innocence?
The protagonist is neither time travel nor rebirth. There is no insanity, no system, and no golden fingers. Then the song in reality becomes the protagonist's original song. The original grandma has legs.
This singer really wants to be famous, but the author of Naihe wants to hit the streets.
I have never heard of the song I sang. How can the author make readers resonate with him? Do you think you are a great god?
It can only be said that this author is completely out of touch with the masses. He does not consider the public's aesthetics at all. He only cares about his own feelings. He may not need so many readers, just for his own pleasure.
It's a bit confusing to watch the live broadcast of songwriting, so I want to ask why many protagonists are always on the road to proving themselves? As long as someone questions, it's like a cat whose tail has been stepped on? In the case of this book, why is the main character on this show? For the championship? Or is it for your so-called music dream? Or is it just for the sake of fame? Can you make the villain stop by proving it through a live broadcast? I feel like the company I signed with is just like that.
The original one is 11,000, can this one be 1,000?