Kicked from the Group: Is a Low Profile Just Another Word for Being Bad?

The person wasn't wrong; without a system, the protagonist is indeed just there to fill a role.

I saw a ridiculous reader who thought that since companies only pay them a few hundred yuan for submitting lyrics, everyone's song copyrights should only be worth a few hundred yuan... Is he comparing himself to Vincent Fang? Or does he think that he can buy the copyright to songs like "Little Apple" and "The Most Dazzling Ethnic Style" for just a few hundred yuan? I'm dying of laughter

Why do the two main characters always have to write hundreds or thousands of words of nonsense before they even appear on screen?

P. S.: How is Jay Chou's "Otherworldly Adventure"?

When will we be able to hear Phoenix Legend's songs from recent years? I think classic songs like "Landscape Painting," "Drinking Alone Under the Moon," "A Grand Tour," and "Clouds and Mountains" are all very good.

Honestly, it feels like these days, Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) articles always seem to focus on exploiting the popularity of artists like Jay Chou and Phoenix Legend. But if you broaden your perspective, there are tons of great Soviet songs. You can even find those online by taking the melodies and writing your own lyrics.

Xu Song's song appeared, I hesitated whether to continue watching.

Why does it seem like nobody's reading this? It's really well-written.

I'd like to recommend a song, "Lost Bird" by Hu Yanbin and Zhang Bichen. I recently heard it by chance and was hooked.

I've been listening to "Walk Away with Style" and "Iron-Blooded Loyalty" lately, and they're getting more and more addictive.