I Never Meant to Wreck the Entertainment Industry

I also signed a contract, set up a studio, and wrote about 10 or 20 songs. All the copyrights belonged to the studio, and they were distributed to others to sing. After that, I laid down and quit. With these 10 or 20 songs, I was basically financially free, okay? If you don't roll it yet and you don't act like a cow or a horse, isn't it the same as signing it?

I don't understand how an ordinary person can have the courage to look down on the system? Not to mention that the protagonists of those songs can be made by themselves, why don't you even look at the reputation system? The things inside may contain some physical fitness props or props that can strengthen the body or increase life span. Are you so brave to defy the system, a creation that goes against your will and fantasy? As long as you add a condition that the system will punish you if you don't complete the task after signing the contract, it is understandable that the protagonist can still consider the gains and losses and not sign the contract. If you just say that you don't want to participate, it is really funny. Is this the thinking of a normal person?

Why do authors always write such self-aware systems?

I think it's well written. Anyway, I quite like the feeling of a living person, not the kind of mindless stallion novel. That Xia Yefei followed the general entertainment industry logic and definitely had an affair with the protagonist and didn't run away, but I didn't expect that it was really lively. I admired him, liked him and liked him. Not everyone would jump up and lick the protagonist when they saw him. The other supporting characters are also well portrayed. Chen Yuanhang, who competes with the protagonist for the list, is also a genius with personality and respect for others. Although he is not as good as the protagonist, he will not confront the protagonist in an ugly manner like other novels. That kind of thing is really brainless. Writing dirty words about your opponent's invincibility is not a foil to your own strength, it will only make your own strength look inferior. The protagonist's own personality is also very suitable for young people. He said that this is not possible and the copyright will be given to the company. I think those who say this are probably reading too many ignorant articles. Which company will give up the copyright as soon as it comes up, even if you are really talented. I also think that the protagonist Xianyu doesn't want to set up a studio. I think it's good. It's a lot of trouble to set up a studio. Is it just to enjoy setting up a studio and have a group of people kneel down and lick you, and then you feel like an emperor?

According to what you wrote in the first two chapters, there is no need for a system at all, and do you know that the system has its own consciousness and can be skinned? It is a very silly setting.

I really thought he was not working and his profile was fraudulent.

The author takes it too much for granted and takes the company as a scapegoat.

Conditions for a gold medal songwriter: six songs in the top five in a single month . . . Does this condition require five years of industry work experience when recruiting fresh graduates at a university?

Find celebrities to sell songs and make the first money. Wait until the music platform is online before writing songs you know, it will all be money! Wouldn't it be better to just lie down? If that female singer wants to improve, fuck her. Isn't it good to have money, leisure, and a girl who wants to be famous?

Every time I see him go on stage to receive an award as soon as the nocturne plays, I find it funny. In fact, he was defeated by the fairy tale, and he was crushed to death by the invisible wings for a long time.