My Bragging Fell Flat, So I Made It Big on Talent

To be honest, giving away songs is really unacceptable, especially since it drains the protagonist's own popularity points. Popularity points are actually quite useful; just the millions of points given to teammates could easily buy a few master-level skills. And yet, they just give it to a teammate like that. Forget about the copyright; the protagonist isn't exactly short of money, is he?

The songs chosen are all niche. If they're niche songs and not popular on Earth, why are they so amazing in this other world? Do all the people in this other world have the same aesthetic sense as the author?

Actually, it was written okay, but it didn't suit my taste. When I read entertainment novels, they either depict the real entertainment industry or are completely different. I find it hard to read novels that are only half-baked. The songs I chose were indeed niche, and most of them were ones I had never heard before. As I listened to them, some of them were definitely not my cup of tea. That's all for now. Best of luck with the fire!

Could the author please write some songs that are widely recognized and popular, songs that create a buzz and are frequently sung? Please don't try to hype up obscure songs.

After reading a dozen or so chapters, I feel this is a bit toxic. All the good songs are given to the teammates, while the songs you sing are just the author's personal touches and don't get any recognition. This is like writing a web novel! You need to make the reader feel connected. Even writing "Happy Worship" for the first song would have been better.

I feel this book has two major flaws. First, the songs written by the main character aren't particularly popular or widely known, which makes the connection with the story feel a bit off. Second, Xu's scenes are incredibly awkward; I basically skipped through his parts. This book is a decent read, but I've only read about 30 chapters. If the romance continues like Xu's, it'll really be a disaster.

Plagiarism! Absolutely plagiarism! Don't argue with me, I won't accept any arguments! The book I read had more words than yours, but the content was the same. You should update another twenty or thirty chapters to prove yourself and see who plagiarized whom. You know that people still believe in you, but words are not enough. Update twenty or thirty chapters first, and with evidence, everything will be easier to discuss.

Aside from "The Brightest Star in the Night Sky," I haven't heard any of the other songs. I guess I'm getting old; I can't read entertainment novels anymore, and I'm out of touch with the times.

I've noticed that after everyone explains themselves when they've been set up, there's no follow-up. Why don't you retaliate? Be willing to risk everything, even bringing down an emperor. Keep an eye on those bastards and kill them. See who dares to mess with you again.

How many chapters does this author plan to pad out with such a terrible variety show? Doesn't the author consider readers like me who don't like it? Entertainment novels that don't focus on romance are just filled with variety show content every day. 😅