Chinese Showbiz: Starting Out as a Singer

Those three songs in your introduction alone will deter 80% of people.

The first three songs were fine, albeit somewhat corny, and their popularity was phenomenal. However, choosing "Growing Up" as the title track is questionable; does the author have too many readers? The biggest taboo in songwriting is self-indulgence, pushing your favorite niche songs to readers. All the unpopular songs can be summed up in four words: not good enough.

Finally, I don't have to read those stale entertainment novels anymore! To win international awards, you need to be cultured, your movies need to be slick, you need to spend money on PR, and you need to get into the industry. To succeed in Hollywood, you need to prove your loyalty! You can't reach the inner circle without going to the island!

I feel like those in the entertainment industry should avoid talking about politics. Going to South Korea and criticizing South Korea, going to Japan and criticizing Japan, going to America and criticizing America—you go to other countries to make money, and then you criticize them. How can you make money from them? Sigh, you're surrounded by enemies. I'm afraid one day I'll be shot seven times in the back and told it was suicide.

After reading the description, it turns out that the three hit songs you mentioned are actually just three very common songs, with extremely mediocre lyrics and music.

I still prefer the main character to be a singer or have a singer profile. When the main character keeps emphasizing that their profile is about being an actor, I don't want to keep reading. I've saved up over a dozen images but haven't felt anything.

It's just a catchy pop song, completely lacking in substance and sophistication. If this is how you debut, no one will respect you as a singer in the future.

The main character sings "Love Transaction, Can't Afford to Get Hurt?" Putting aside the fact that the style of these two songs is something a man could sing?

What is that "grown-up" thing?

Like a radical youth, how old is the author? Can't he understand how society works? If someone like the protagonist really wanted to be dealt with, they could easily find any excuse to turn him into a sugar-coated apple in any foreign country.