
Reborn: The Road to Stardom
重生之明星之路
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 318k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 16y ago
- English
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Don't choose songs randomly.
It's best to choose the most popular songs that most people will like, because most readers will listen to a song just because they see the title. If it's not good, it's really disgusting.
I don't know why
I don't understand why so many authors insist on bringing song lyrics into reality. They don't understand why the protagonist has to have experienced something similar before they start questioning the song. I think it's just crazy. As long as the song sounds good, there's no need for so much drama. Especially when the protagonist sings a song, it evokes so many emotions.
Damn it, because I'm sick, my eyes are really strained, so I went to an audiobook channel. I thought audiobook channels were all supposed to have great content, so I randomly clicked on this book. My first impression was that the author's writing was a bit too simplistic, especially the emotional handling, which was very childish. But oh well, I'm sick anyway, so I listened to about ten episodes.