You Were Invited to a Variety Show, So How Did You Become the King of Part-Time Jobs?

Why is it that in modern entertainment novels, whenever music is involved, the protagonist is treated like they're being mocked across the entire screen? Everyone wants to take them down, and nobody respects them?

It's not bad, but could you please fix some of the problematic writing style? For example, the deliberately arranged theme of the "old fairy" writing a song about a black sweater... It feels too contrived! Also, the experience points are only added when the performance starts...

I've read too many celebrity articles lately, and here are a few points to summarize. Every song the protagonist sings is a hit. No matter what they sing, judges and mentors are scrambling to sing it, and divas are asking for songs. No matter what they sing, even casual listeners have the level of a music academy professor, praising every aspect. Finally, I want to say that not all songs sung by big stars are hits; some are hyped up by fans and aren't actually that good.

My understanding of "King of Hired Managers" is someone at the pinnacle of their profession; yours only describes experiencing life. Using that as a book title is misleading and misleading.

Looking forward to its early release and a flurry of updates, but the protagonist's name feels a bit strange. Mei Feng, not banned, not insane? Author, how afraid are you of your book getting banned? 😂😂😂😂 However, I'm genuinely worried that some of the things written in the book will be attacked by the rural guardians. But author, don't back down, go all the way!

I have no problem with Jay Chou's good songs last week, but I really can't stand praising all those bad ones. Aren't songs like "Swords and Dreams" and "The Red Dust Inn" a million times better?

Invested, author, keep up the good work with updates! By the way, I'm not really a fan of the "brainless fairy" archetype. I've been disgusted by it in real life, and I don't want to be disgusted again in a novel.

Can you please stop writing about Ji Bolei? It's ridiculous that he went from being at the bottom of the class to making it to the semifinals, and now he's planning to open a studio and wants to include him? Is he really an adopted son? I don't want to see him as a babysitter anymore, this is toxic!

I'm speechless... That's it.

It seems like there are a lot more books about celebrities and side hustles lately. Does anyone have any good ideas?