Forget Writing Songs, Fast-Forward to the Don't Laugh Challenge

Currently, I feel it's above average, a good quality plant. The only question is how to write the plot point where the protagonist reveals his true abilities, and whether that moment is truly impactful. After this turning point, will the protagonist continue to occasionally dabble in abstract concepts, or will he focus entirely on technical skills and a sophisticated style? Once this outline is clear, the book will feel like it has a solid foundation.

The lyrics of "Drop Tower" and "Mandarin Duck Play: A Grand Ambition" are a million times better than EXO's lyrics, aren't they? Why doesn't anyone dare to say anything about them? They're just bullies who pick on the weak and fear the strong, always mocking the fandom, but they're even more disgusting than the fandom themselves.

I don't know if the protagonist is doing it on purpose or what, but he always writes niche songs and then complains about everything, saying that wild boars can't eat fine chaff and that the audience is only fit to eat shit. Of the three songs you wrote, "Give Me a Song's Time" isn't considered Jay Chou's representative work; it's too heavily influenced by Tian Yiming.

I can't help but rant a bit. Many people look down on "bubblegum pop" songs. But you need to understand one thing: the so-called "bubblegum pop" song is actually an internet meme. Yes, that's right! "Bubblegum pop" is a popular internet slang term. It doesn't contain any academic content. Its evaluation criteria are highly subjective. Let me give you an example.

You can say the lyrics of "Great Ambitions" are bad, I have no problem with that, but to say the whole song is bad, I can only say you have absolutely no musical taste.

The author is so engrossed in Akaishi's art that he has lost all sense of the world around him.

In university dorms, the eldest, second eldest, third eldest, and fourth eldest are the typical roommates. This was common before junior high, but it's rare in high school. You're an adult now that you're in university.

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"Great Ambitions" is a rap song. The lyrics are paramount in rap, and "Great Ambitions" certainly doesn't have to be bad, right? This is authentic Chinese-style rap, and in terms of lyrical quality, it's better than 99% of the work in the Chinese rap scene. Other rap lyrics are all about brands, sports cars, and rotten bananas.

You underestimate Kun Ge, huh? His jokes aren't meant to make people laugh; his songs are actually quite good these days.