Clock Out, Then Become the Godfather of Rock

Well written, but Douyin is being a bit idiotic here. With its big data, the platform can easily identify whether it's fake or not. After all, the weight of active users is different. If it could reach this level in just a few days according to your description, Douyin would be too busy coaxing them to even ban them. The operations manager would probably be furious.

Author, don't write about women. If you delete all the female protagonists, this book will be two levels higher.

I still don't understand the thought processes of Zeng Kesi and that boss's daughter surnamed Li. I have no idea how the author created these two female characters.

Without the romance subplot, this book has the potential to be a hit. Either have a single female lead and a sweet, saccharine love story, or have no female lead but multiple female supporting characters, downplaying the romance and portraying all the women as mere plot devices. The author's romance is rather weak; I suggest the author play to their strengths and downplay their weaknesses in their next book, focusing on developing the women as more functional characters.

It's strange how authors always seem to make a minor character's introduction disgusting, establishing them as a villain, only to then constantly try to whitewash them later. What's wrong with you? Did you not consult yourself beforehand? Or are you schizophrenic?

Good news and bad news. The good news is I've read over forty chapters. The bad news is you're getting worse and worse. The characters are still there, but the plot is becoming increasingly simplistic, and it feels rushed. Let me tell you, if you don't write well, the consequences will be severe. I'll change your name to "Little Imperial Uncle," believe it or not! 🙂

Author, don't rush. I hope you have an outline for this book. Don't leave it half-finished. Write it properly, and I'll earn monthly votes by reading other books to support you.

There's something there, but I hope there will be more exciting moments. The setting is also interesting—a world without rock music. I hope the protagonist can promote rock music. No other music is more suitable for standing in the spotlight than rock. Playing rock means performing confidently under the spotlight. Don't act like a timid wife hiding away.

I swear on this post that I will never write random romance plots again.

The protagonist's personality is a bit awkward; I wonder if the author's description is slightly off...