Showbiz: This Star Just Wants to Read

Through countless storms and seasons, through wind, frost, snow, and rain, we've weathered turbulent waters... I doubt even the author, at his age, has heard this song before; it's a representative work for police officers.

Author, do you want the protagonist to become an artist or to get a government job?

A stereotypical villainous company. A handsome guy who can write songs is stolen by the company, and then he's kicked out. Are they out of their minds? Is Ji Tong supposed to be a singer-songwriter? Why give him this character? It's just a trope from many entertainment novels.

You only read the synopsis and haven't even watched it yet! If someone really had such a cheat code, why the hell would they go into the entertainment industry? Didn't they ever think about immortality? Transcending the mundane? Go research biotechnology! Once they become a big shot in the tech world, who in the domestic entertainment industry could cause them any trouble? They could do whatever they wanted (as long as it wasn't drugs, gambling, or other illegal activities).

Individual creators will inevitably become mere extractors of lyrics and songs for others, discarding them once they're cleaned up.

Before watching, ask if there are any embarrassing moments like composing poetry in public.

Why do all the characters in this book speak like people from Northeast China?

The plot is handled well, and it reads quite smoothly.

The first song, "Flammable and Explosive," was a good choice; it's quite pleasant to listen to, and its somewhat absurd style fits the novel's plot. The second choice, "Exaggeration," is somewhat ambiguous. While it's a classic, it's hard to see any connection between the song and the novel's plot.

I'm setting the tone for this book—multiple female protagonists. Applause 🤭