The Nepotism God!

It looks good from the front, but the more I look at it from the back, the more I feel wrong. I can still accept selling cars, but the handling of copying songs is too poor. Without the bonus of Eason Chan and League of Legends, Lonely Warriors can't be so popular. Without the promotion of Goose Factory, it stalled out at the beginning, let alone the subsequent out-of-circle video linked to Fire Alarm. This song is not even ranked among Eason Chan's songs. It was only after it became popular that it was used as a children's song and it became everywhere on the street. Including Grandma, who has become quite popular recently, she also became popular after she made a red song version and used it as BGM for many edited war-themed videos. A small hit depends on being a hit. Copying songs is a bit too self-indulgent.

This book is indeed good, but Chen Jun is too disgusting. There is no need to spend too much time writing about him.

The track is quite good. There are few novels about parents, which are much better than the other "Teddy🐶 in the city" novels. The last one that competed for fathers seemed to be "Fairy Father" with the theme of cultivating immortals.

Please, some authors really should stop copying songs. Let me ask you a question: Is your book about urban life or about entertainment? If you didn't follow the path of becoming a star, what songs would you copy? Whether it's copying songs or novels, in my opinion, the author is lazy and doesn't want to write the plot seriously, because these two are the easiest to write in the way of making money. Every time I see the protagonist copying songs to sell songs or copying songs to pick up girls, I feel so embarrassed. Think about it for yourself, how many years ago did this kind of plot happen? When writing a book, you have to keep pace with the times. Piece together the previous plots and write a book. Do you think it will be popular?

Even if you take it slow to maintain the gradual development of your life, there is no need to copy the songs. Let's not talk about whether the plot of the copied songs you write is reasonable, and whether the author himself understands the copyright and corresponding income issues after copying the songs. As far as readers' preferences are concerned, most of the urban novels I have read have been criticized for copying songs. It seems like the plot can't progress without copying the songs. Very strange

All I can say is that it's free for reading, which is good, and you can read it while jumping. But if it is a paid subscription, it will only make me feel that it is not worth it. Because I (personally) feel that I was introduced to reading books by the gimmick of "eating the father", and the protagonist is similar to the mastermind behind the scenes. If the author writes about the protagonist showing off in a large space instead of the "protagonist's father" struggling to improve, and the writing style is good, but the writing style is average, wouldn't it miss the point? This is like the fourth natural disaster. In the end, it is mainly written about the protagonist and has little relationship with the players. This is not right.

It's a bit refreshing, but it's too poisonous, so I'll withdraw it first.

The author is not novel enough! ! Shouldn't it be that your dad works hard to train the system and earn money, and then your dad finds a bunch of baby mothers for you, and finally you live a life of "little life"! ! !

Copying the song is too abstract...

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