One Song,

Indeed, the beginning was good, but the author's tendency to follow current events became a major flaw. They already had "Silence," and then you started selling songs again. The foreign contestants were also singing familiar songs. According to your choice, the entertainment industry in this world is at least 20 years behind.

The beginning was okay for mindless reading, but it turned into a harem later on, which I found hard to accept. The chapters about The Wandering Earth felt like padding. The male lead was well-developed at first and even moved me, but later I felt like he was just a beast.

Go check out *Full-Time Artist*, it's unwatchable. And then it just ends with him getting betrayed by his ex-girlfriend? What kind of garbage is this? A waste of my time!

What kind of son does she have to go on blind dates with him? Honestly, author, you disgust me. I've specifically deleted my previous positive reviews and am now giving you a negative one.

It started off well, but it got increasingly chaotic as I wrote, especially the part about the poetry competition. It got worse and worse, like a wild horse that had broken free, jumping around and crashing into things, impossible to rein in.

There are a hundred reasons why I won't write my feelings if I give a hundred reasons.

Well, I enjoyed watching it without thinking too much. I finished it in one night, and overall it was okay. Keep it up!

It's one of the better celebrity novels I've read, but I don't like the current harem plot.

Is copying the script of The Wandering Earth really that fun?

Those who don't think too much can look at the first few dozen pages; it's mostly about nostalgia. The rest is a jumbled mess with no clear point of reference.