My Senior Seems a Little Too Suspicious

If you copied Dragon Clan, don't copy Senior Sister again.

This book is complete nonsense. The heroine's senior sister is the white moonlight that the protagonist will never get. She is married off by the male partner and exported. The introduction is just the protagonist's fantasy. 😏

Many books have shortcomings and regrets, such as Eri of the Dragon Clan, and this regret can be felt by readers. Copying a book is not just copying a book, but also an opportunity to make up for the regrets of the original work. It can also be said to be a kind of redemption, an interaction that can resonate with readers. Copying music means copying music. Music has a certain threshold. Most readers have no idea about the background of music creation and what it expresses. Very few can resonate with readers. It is basically used purely for installation.

I originally thought it was a book about plagiarizing novels, but it turned out that the novel didn't have much of a story and I kept copying songs and playing and singing by myself. I was about to angrily complain that the author was cheating on others, but when I took a closer look at the introduction, he wrote about copying songs. Well, I have nothing to say, but I still want to say that there are too many novels about copying songs and it's not very satisfying. The last time I saw a similar article, it was about a variety show guest copying songs to seduce four or five ex-girlfriends.

Although some parts are far-fetched, the writing is generally good, and there is no hidden danger of copycats. Many of the cliche plots that I thought were pretentious and slap-in-the-face didn't happen. However, the heroine feels that the progress is too slow. The problem of the heroine being swaggered has not been solved yet, so she wrote about arresting a navy group. Maybe the author is afraid that writing too fast will not have anything to write about later? Personally, I feel that I can help the female protagonist clarify first, and then the male protagonist help the female protagonist get over the knot in her heart. The relationship between the two warms up, the heroine unties the knot in her heart and debuts again, and the male protagonist helps the heroine write songs for her debut. This book would be perfect if the emotional line was like that in the Military Advisor's book. The career line in the Military Advisor's book is not very good.

My opinion is that chocolate is mixed with plasticizer Criticizing the part of "Hotel California" by name I think the plot of netizens spontaneously completing the song to promote the protagonist's fame is quite good But it turned out to be a big deal Either give the full version from the beginning, or let the second creation become popular online. As a result, as soon as a few second creation videos came out, the protagonist unexpectedly wanted to complete the song again? Or did you change the lyrics yourself? Whether it is the original leaf-sucking or the protagonist's modified one-night stand, they all seem very unnecessary The plot that was originally eye-catching suddenly fell into a cliche, and I lost interest in reading further.

Why did it involve Eri Yi?

Although the character's suspicion is a key point, in terms of perception, if the protagonist writes a random lyric or a plot of a novel, he must be suspicious and then test the protagonist. Cao Cao's mother-in-law is really the heroine.

No matter how rough it is, the senior schoolmate is still a eunuch. I am not that rough in Jiangnan. In your novel, the opportunity is so great, but you are not that rough 😡😡

Since October 10th, I have felt that the plot has been a bit watered down since it was released. Why is it watered down? Your selling point is not actually entertainment, entertainment is just the protagonist Goldfinger. You wrote an original love story about the female protagonist, so the results before it was released should have been okay. Since it was released, I have no objection to you writing about the career line of the male protagonist, but the daily life is gone. Every day is a storm of this and that. Bo then writes your essays and your songs. This is the lowest form of writing entertainment novels. I only saw the anecdote, not the novel, so you seem to be like, I am sorry that you, who got to know the heroine in the early stage and got to know each other, actually wrote well. In the final analysis, you did not capture the selling point of your novel. If I really came to see you copy books and songs, why didn't I go to Qidian Entertainment List to read it? Wake up, what you wrote is a sweet love story, not a rebirth of an entertainment empire.