I Fell from Top-Tier Star Status, and Only Then Did the System Arrive?

Absolutely no female protagonist, and avoid literature, piano, poetry, and songs. Only write about things young people like in movies, TV shows, music, games, and novels. Also, choose popular songs. If any of these conditions aren't met, it's trashy entertainment novel.

You've written almost two hundred chapters, and you still haven't cleared Yue Fei's name. You might as well set up Wangjia Village as a settlement formed after the disbandment of Yue Fei's army, solely to protect Yue Fei's tomb and pass down his story through generations. The only reason you're not publicizing it is to prevent the tomb from being damaged. And incidentally, you could even preserve Yue Fei's poems like "Man Jiang Hong" to this day.

It's well-written, but it jumps around too much, covering almost everything in just over a hundred chapters, making it feel cluttered. Also, it feels like the system is leading the way, and the characters themselves are completely useless. The pacing is also too fast, almost like a diary entry.

How can one systematically reverse a collapse like Wu Xifan's?

I just finished reading "How to Become Famous Too Fast" today. It doesn't have a lot of unnecessary fluff; the whole thing boils down to a few key points: story, songs, donations, film and television, patriotism, family reunions, heartbreak, natural disasters, and so on. After reading it, it feels like you've been instilled with a lot of positive energy. I really liked the ending.

It's very beautiful and worth recommending, but I have a small suggestion. Many authors who write this type of article inevitably have to talk about the international arena, as if conquering the international community is a very important thing. In fact, there is still much more to describe about China.

This kind of collapse is impossible to recover from.

The "lone hero" trope has become too common; it's a huge mistake.

You write entertainment articles, yet you keep mentioning this family and that family. Are you playing some ancient cultivation game? In ancient times, no one would recognize you outside a certain county. And you still keep mentioning this family and that family. Do you want to be a hero of Liangshan?

Let's leave aside the typos for now. Can people even get the characters mixed up? Isn't Tang Tao from paragraphs 1 to 31 in Chapter 126 the same person as Xiao Jiangxi? Pay more attention to the books you write.