Chinese Entertainment in 2005: Joining Fahrenheit from the Start

I only read the title and I'm wondering if Aaron Yan will pursue me.

Although the author consistently emphasizes the Fahrenheit group, we readers don't want to see any other members comparable to Wu in the novel. His true breakthrough will come when he conquers the Western music scene, breaks Hollywood movie box office records for his comeback film, replaces Jackie Chan, and solidifies his god-like status—a god leading three ordinary people.

The pacing is dragging on a bit too much. The singer's career is so promising, but the film and television projects are all terrible. Taking on a flop from Tangren Media just to write this story, especially since it's her first mainland Chinese drama, seems a bit too hasty. Then they come up with "The Magic Sword and the Chess of Life and Death," where she plays the second male lead/villain.

The writing style is somewhat obsequious towards Chow Fei-lun. While he is undeniably talented, his best songs still feature lyrics by Vincent Fang, not to mention his flawed singing style. Furthermore, the male lead is a bully to the staff while fawning over all other celebrities, big and small, which is laughable.

The beginning of this book is very good. The protagonist's use of Fahrenheit's rise to fame and his familiarity with members like Da Dong is a very good starting point and idea. The problem lies in the fact that after the initial surge in popularity, as the protagonist took off and dominated the competition, the first phase of the goal and main storyline was completed, but the protagonist failed…

The beginning was quite good, but it gradually declined as it turned out to be about Japanese and Korean culture. The author got lost in their own fantasies. I'm looking forward to the next book.

This is so much less satisfying than the beginning. Everyone's fans were on the offensive, but then the other side backed down, and the celebrity themselves apologized and admitted defeat? The main character was just there to participate in the hype, but the production company mishandled the situation. The main character apologized to Jimmy Lin, and was secretly pleased with themselves.

Author, please give us an explanation! We readers spent so many Qidian coins to subscribe to your book, what's wrong with you? Are you taking a break or have you really abandoned it? At least give us an announcement!

It's getting increasingly weak, and the writing quality is declining rapidly. If this continues, there's a high chance it will end badly. Fahrenheit was just a transitional group, and it's pointless to make it the main focus and just pad the word count. I've already skipped through it, and I guess many people have given up on it!

It's mid-month, so I'm asking for some monthly votes. Thank you all, fellow readers! 🙏🙏🙏