Rejected as a Songwriter, I Debuted as the King of Pop

The protagonist hasn't done anything shameful, so why would they hide their identity as a lyricist and composer? Furthermore, in the music industry, the status of lyricists and composers is no less than that of those who have been in the industry for a long time, especially those who create hit songs. They hold a very high position; you don't need to call them "teacher" every time you meet them—it's more like they should be calling you "teacher."

I just finished reading it today. If the female lead's surname is Wen, I really don't like it. Entertainment novels lack relatability; it's better not to write them at all. Also, the contract issue dragged on for many chapters, making it feel like filler. Nowadays, people like immediate revenge and dislike drawn-out plots.

There are three unavoidable problems with this type of book. First, the song selection. Some authors like to choose niche songs, which sometimes makes it difficult for readers to connect with the story. So far in this book, the songs have been good; they're not obscure, but have stood the test of time. Second, the romantic subplot. There isn't one yet, but we'll see later.

Here's a little treat, please keep reading! I'll say it three times: please keep reading! Please keep reading! Please keep reading! Especially after Tuesday's update, please be sure to read to the end! Thank you!

If you don't know how to choose songs, I can help you. For example, Wang Xinling's "Love You," Jolin Tsai's "Sun Never Sets," Angela Chang's "Angel's Wings," and Xue Zhiqian's "The Actor."

You can write about the same thing over and over again; when it comes to writing about trivial matters, I'd call you the best.

Short review: A beginner's work; worth reading if you're looking for something to read. The opponent was too powerful, they blacklisted the female lead, and she became popular again after releasing a song. The overall impression is that she's a paper tiger.

Why are they suddenly making anime out of this song? Is this the same old formula?

Xiaoqin

Sigh, I've hardly heard any of these songs before, so they don't resonate with the story at all. I've only heard "Starry Night," "Simple Love," and "The Offering of Love" at the beginning. I don't have high expectations for this book anymore; they're all obscure songs. "Seven Mile Fragrance," "Jiangnan," "She Said," and "The Seventh Chapter of the Night"—those songs are so much better!