After My Childhood Friend Broke My Heart, I Became a Top-Tier Star

In the middle, you were a little too self-indulgent, and you were competing with others to rap. They had finished singing 3 chapters, and you were still closing your eyes to relax, and you were asking everyone to wait. It was really embarrassing for me to watch, I wish it would be less

I recommend reading it. I feel that the regret expressed by Qingmei in this book feels more real, very subtle, and looks very real. I have also read a few similar books. After losing the male protagonist (the key is not to be a virgin, but to lose a licking dog.) In those books, there are often Often exaggerated descriptions are often used in very long paragraphs. The women in them are crying and wiping away their tears, and they are all fake. It may be quite refreshing to read one book, but after reading two or three similar books, I feel a little uncomfortable. This book describes the feelings of regret, loss, and not being able to get close to it just right.

Forget about martial arts, traditional Chinese painting, ancient poetry, and calligraphy. Although it is traditional Chinese culture, it always feels awkward. When I first started reading this kind of novel, I thought it was quite good and refreshing. But after reading too much, I feel awkward. Especially the ancient poetry couplet conference and face-slapping Sanda anchors are all cliche. I'm on my way, I can do a little bit of Chinese painting and calligraphy, but it's really embarrassing to write too much. What I like most about the new book is that I gave up when I saw an ancient poetry competition. You can also do some modern poetry, which is in line with the times. You can use ancient poetry at most to mention it in an interview, to show that you are more educated, or to use it as a promotional slogan.

After reading Chapter 52, there are three points that I can't help but complain about. I also hope that the people behind or the author himself can explain it. First, the protagonist does not reveal his pen name, which means he does not explain that Gui Chuu Deng wrote it himself. According to the system settings, the greater the fame of the protagonist, the more advantageous it is. Revealing the pen name can also allow different types of works to increase each other's fame. Otherwise, if the rewards of a work become famous, it will continue to decrease and it will not be worth updating for a long time. It is better to only produce short stories that are quickly acquired. After the pen name is disclosed, the popularity accumulated by the long works can be transferred to other types of works. The second is not to explain to the family the problem of breaking up with Qingmei. The points have been divided, what else can't be said? My sister used this as a blackmail and took away 2,000 yuan. What can I hide about this kind of thing? Wouldn't that have to be made public sooner or later? Or does the protagonist really want to hang himself from a tree and continue to have a good relationship with Qingmei in order to comfort his parents? The third is the issue of copyright. I have studied copyright law before, and the plot of the protagonist selling songs also made me a little confused. Why must I sign an exclusive license agreement? Logically speaking, composing music and lyrics are all signed with exclusive licenses, that is, the original author and the authorized party have the copyright, but neither can be licensed to a third party. Moreover, the license only transfers economic rights. The original author has the right to sign under any circumstances. Even if others are allowed to perform, the name of the original author must be written. If it were me, even if I had less money, I would still retain the right to perform my own interpretation. Other minor issues are acceptable, but these three points (which should not be considered bad points) are really hard to resist complaining about. The writing style of the book is very good, and some of the characters are okay. Don't let some small settings lower the quality of the entire book.

Full-time artists, Qi, Chu, Qin, Yan, Zhao, Wei and Han, Qinzhou's music is the best, and then the Linyuan fish might as well retreat and build a net, and there is Chu Kuang's vest. These are not important, it's just the setting. But your decision to go to the Yangzhou branch is too similar. A few college roommates competed against Xia Fan, simple? The teacher's aura... Does he need to recruit a few apprentices? There is also the fusion of Dazhou... Lin Yuan also has a sister who works in a publishing house, and a younger sister who is a genius. The conditions for becoming a father are the same...

No. If you want to hit the charts, you should at least pick some hits that can hit the charts here, right? Your inexplicable song with two parts that are just for your own entertainment is number one on the list. Is the world you are traveling through a cultural desert?

The writing was okay at the beginning, but in the middle I kept writing songs for others, and I didn't really want to read them. I kept writing and writing, and it was endless.

Can the author pick some hits? Can even a song that is not popular be ranked number one every month? Dad Qu is too low😤😤😤

Just another "full-time artist"

It's quite outrageous. If you show your work to others, how can you get a lot of attention if you write songs but don't sing?