
I Became the Godfather of the Music Industry by Writing for Zhiyin
我靠写知音成为乐坛教父
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 856k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 23h ago
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Synopsis
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389Chapters
55Monthly votes
6.1kRecommendations
32.7kFans
11 ch/weekPace
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The collection of golden songs together is a masterpiece, so there is no need to question it.
I feel really sick to my stomach. There is no need for the author to dwell on the question of "being able to make a single may not necessarily make an album". The logic is simply untenable! It is understandable that the popularity of short dramas has turned into long dramas, and the audience has questioned whether they can control the long plot and narrative rhythm.
This is so cringeworthy! The micro-fiction concept could have been used as a fun and satisfying third storyline, but instead it's been turned into a plot device that tortures the protagonist and torments the reader.
I couldn't hold back my tears after reading the first chapter.
You rushed to sell your song to the company, the whole thing was finished, and they won't let you be the producer? There's no author's name on it? Are you kidding me?
In short: Do you know why record companies are going bankrupt? Because the commercial value of a song is impossible to determine unless market data is available upon release. Record companies and producers are forced to rely on trial and error. They gamble and win, they profit; they gamble and lose, they fail—that's why they're going bankrupt. If you could judge a song after just one listen, record companies would never go bankrupt; they would always be profitable.
Generally, the book review section is full of comments about how awkward it is, and I wondered how awkward it could be. After reading through the novel itself, I realized that everyone was right.
How could this be on the list? What kind of talent is the editor of this book?
What benefits did you give the editor? How can this data and quality be included in the Sanjiang Awards?
The conclusion of the poison test: a rudimentary entertainment novel produced on an industrial assembly line.
The novel dies from poisoning in the very first chapter, and it still gets so many monthly votes? Are you kidding me?
Dude, this first chapter is insane! How did you guys even get through it? I thought I'd leave after reading the part about the producer in the first chapter, but when I came back, I saw there were still over 200 monthly votes. Did Qidian's official account give you over 100?