Full Time Artist

I checked in after seeing 428. This is a rare book that I could read with peace of mind, although there's still a long way to go and I don't know how it will turn out, but so far I'm enjoying it. There's not much incompetent ranting here, not much verbal abuse. The competition is all healthy; some people who lose either admit it, join the new team, or keep trying. The only thing missing is the dark side of the plot found in most novels. There's still so much to go, I hope the quality stays up.

This is arguably my favorite male protagonist in all the male-oriented novels I've read. I think his character is portrayed as understated yet unique. Personally, I categorize this novel as a "feel-good" story. The male protagonist's way of getting revenge isn't radical, but it's still very satisfying. The plot is also lighthearted and humorous.

Personal rating: 9.2 This is a very good novel in the "Isekai Gensou" genre. It has no female lead, is not arrogant, and gradually becomes everyone's favorite fish. The world itself is also great; a world of global unity is a wonderful world where art flourishes. The protagonist makes significant contributions to this world, truly serving as an ambassador for Earth's culture.

I've read 100 chapters before writing a review! The plot is both bland and exciting; it's just incredibly smooth! A bad attempt at being pretentious can be annoying, but this book isn't, probably because there aren't any extra villains to contradict it! From a writing perspective, it's witty and humorous! Other novels feature entirely villainous characters (I don't like that).

I couldn't stand it anymore. At the beginning, the family did everything for the protagonist: the older sister didn't take the postgraduate entrance exam, the younger sister didn't buy new clothes and wore the older sister's, the mother worked very hard for him, and the protagonist himself committed suicide so as not to be a burden on his family. Even the time-traveler agreed with this.

It's been so long since I've found a novel that I could finish reading. Lin Yuan's favorite...

This book made me fall in love with the piano and instrumental music. Its various interpretations of songs (though borrowed) helped me understand the meaning of many songs. It's truly a wonderful read. Highly recommended!!!

Purely for entertainment, no female lead, not bad, I like it, I love reading it 😘😘😘

"Full-Time Artist" is truly the pinnacle of entertainment novel plagiarism in my opinion. It has no female lead and lacks the intense violence often associated with such works; instead, it offers a layered and satisfying reading experience. The protagonist's journey from a music producer to a novelist to a comic artist, consistently climbing music charts monthly to build reputation, and the occasional crossovers between different characters—all these elements contribute to the enjoyment.

I got a bit frustrated around chapter 150. As a transmigrator with the entire global entertainment industry as my backing, I can write a suitable song in a day. I'm a genius. Whoever doesn't respect me, I'll respect them. Why should I hide my talents? Wouldn't it be better to make a name for myself in Qizhou and earn more money sooner?