Showbiz: This Star Just Wants to Read

Several times of wind and rain, several times of spring and autumn, wind, frost, snow, rain and rapids... I guess the author at this age may not have heard of this song, a representative work for the police uncle

Author, do you want the protagonist to be an artist or should he be admitted to the establishment?

Labeled as a villain company, a handsome guy can write songs, but the company steals his songs and kicks him out. There must be something wrong with his mind. Is Ji Tong's character a singer-songwriter? To give him this character, there are many routines from entertainment novels.

You only read the introduction and you haven't read it yet! If you really have such a golden finger, why would you go to the entertainment industry? Have you ever thought about immortality? Otherworldly? Go study biotechnology! After becoming a big tiger on the technology side, who can give you trouble in the domestic entertainment industry? You can play whatever you want (as long as it's not drug, gambling or committing adultery)

A single creator will definitely become an extractor of lyrics and songs for others, and when they are clean, they will be thrown away.

Before reading, ask if there is any embarrassment in writing poetry in public.

Why does every character in this book sound like a Northeasterner?

The routines are handled well and the reading is quite smooth.

The first song "Inflammable and Explosive" was a good choice, it was pleasant to listen to, and the absurd style of the song was in line with the plot of the novel. The second choice "Exaggerated" was somewhat unclear. Although this song is a classic, I really couldn't imagine how it would fit in with the plot of the novel at that time. I once thought the author would choose Xu Song's "Don't Bite Me". To fight back against the sunspots, "Don't Bite Me" is just the right time. In addition, "Exaggeration" is related to "Actor's Self-cultivation", which..., The essence of "Exaggeration" is not performance, "Exaggeration" expresses a kind of cry that little people in reality don't get attention, so the song expresses the kind of hysteria. The song actually expresses: Begging for attention! ! ! (Cute version of "Exaggerated") So the meaning of the author's second song selection is really unclear, and the male protagonist also specifically mentioned that the selection of "Exaggerated" is related to the overwhelming Internet sunspots in the plot of the novel. What is the connection...? Does the male protagonist want to express the anger of a small person who cannot get the attention of Internet trolls? Let's talk about "Fashion" being related to "Actor's Self-cultivation". "Fashion" should be related to "Scream". "Fashion" is the cry of little people to the public. "The Scream" anthology is Lu Xun's cry to the times. As for the third song "Swords Like Dreams", there is not much to say. It is a classic song that fits the limited-time theme of the novel. The subsequent "Cheers" was chosen. It's really average. To be honest, this song is not suitable for the theme of the graduation season. The tempo is too fast and there is no lyrical space. I can only say that the praising descriptions in the novel are embarrassing. Slow songs are lyrical and fast songs are rhythmic. However, the rhythm of the fast song "Cheers" is not very good. The most popular graduation season themes are "Days on Beijing East Road" and "Wish". It is really not good. "Gardenia Blooms" is better than "Cheers" if it is professional and inappropriate.

I'll give this book a tone—multiple female protagonists. Applause🤭