You Call This Has-Been an Entertainer?

To showcase their taste, they chose songs that were rather highbrow and inaccessible, making it difficult to connect with the story. Writing an entertainment novel is pointless if the reader doesn't find themselves humming along. They should learn from "Full-Time Artist." Whether the novel is good or bad is debatable—to each their own—but the chosen songs are definitely ones you'll want to sing along to as soon as you see the lyrics.

At first, I heard "Anhe Bridge," okay, I tolerated it; it's niche but not bad. "Ulaanbaatar Night" was also alright. Then they started singing other people's songs? And then more songs I'd never even heard of? Author, are you trying to disgust the readers? I can't take it anymore. The plot is okay, but the song choices are terrible. I can't connect with it! As a time traveler, I feel like I'd be better off not having time travel at all.

Does the song "Anhe Bridge" feature any high-note virtuosity?

He died of poisoning. Anheqiao was alright at first, but then he brought up Ulaanbaatar's "Night Beat Me," which is just plain mediocre. Tan Weiwei's performance on "Singer" didn't even win. This song is really, really, really mediocre; only those who enjoy listening to it will consider it a masterpiece.

1. Go to the singer competition venue and challenge the contestants with folk songs. 2. Add a high E note to folk songs. I'm dying of laughter! 😄😄😄

What's most annoying is that people just randomly send songs because they've traveled through time!

The folk songs they shared earlier were so self-indulgent they were off the charts. I thought that was the world of folk music. Then they shared "Dong Feng Po," but alas, there are no "what ifs." It was deemed not heavyweight. I just laughed. Their writing isn't for the average person. Sure enough, I'm leaving.

The author's self-indulgence is one thing, but to have a TikTok hit praised by people from another world as something that should only exist in heaven is a bit much. It makes it seem like people from another world have never been to school and can only write children's songs.

There's absolutely no sense of immersion; it's just the author indulging in self-gratification. Did Liang Jingru give you the courage? The more you read, the more disappointed you become. If you want subscribers, you're bound to change your style.

Even when it comes to copying songs for entertainment, there should be some selectivity. In a singing competition like this, you singing "Anhe Bridge"? It's not that the song is bad, it's inappropriate for the occasion. These kinds of competitions are all about hitting high notes and showing off technical skills.