Turning the Tide on a Dating Reality Show

After reading it, I felt it was a bit hard to describe it in words, because the advantages and disadvantages of this book are really obvious. The first advantage is the writing style. There are no fancy words, but it still makes people read smoothly. The second and only advantage is that the emotional lines between the male and female protagonists are actually really good. The main reason is that the love story in the middle and early stages is well portrayed, and there are no particularly explosive plots in the later stages. It can be regarded as a book that is relatively comfortable to read among the entertainment rebirth novels. As for the story that follows the dreams of different past lives, I was really confused at the beginning. I understand that the author wants to add some suspense to attract the readers' emotions, but the writing style and plot arrangement are really not that good. There is no way to fragment the clues and connect the whole story. It makes you confused in the early, middle and late stages of the dream, let alone why the identification of the male protagonist's first life is added. It can only be said that the author has ideas, but his strength does not allow him to write well. In the middle and early stages of the book, the songs written by the male protagonist were all original by the author, and the other characters sang songs from the real world. In the middle and later stages of the book, the male protagonist wrote all songs from reality. Not to mention how alienating it seemed to see the male protagonist use the author's original songs to create real-life hits, the sudden change of the male protagonist to write real-life songs also made me confused. It would be nice if the characters and emotional journeys of the supporting characters could be more attentive. Even if most of the supporting characters have some bright spots in the early stage, they will become tools later and their light will disappear. The failure of this book lies in the fact that there are too many elements and the author's inability to control the length and plot arrangement well. Fortunately, the author has written the core of the whole story (love), otherwise I wouldn't be able to read it. Overall, I can only give this book 4.5 Out of 10 points. If you are short on books and want to read sweet stories, you may consider reading this book.

I made up a bunch of song titles and then played them as many times as I wanted, but there was no sense of immersion at all.

What's going on, I don't understand 🫡