Rejected as a Songwriter, I Debuted as the King of Pop

This is the first time I have read a book where the main character was crushed to death by overwhelming force. The male and female protagonists have almost the same roles at the beginning of this book, but there is no plot where the queen immediately kneels down and licks her, which is a plus point for me. Then it also describes the difficulty of the protagonist selling songs in the beginning, which is also a plus point for me. But the author was too eager to speculate on the emotional line. It is probably because the reading data is not good, and he wanted to use the edge and the emotional line to stimulate the reading, which directly broke the rhythm of the writing. But the most fatal thing is that the protagonist's combat power has been suppressed for too long. It's almost 40 chapters without any highlight moments. There is also a female protagonist who becomes the control group. The author arranged songs for the protagonist according to the order of Jay Chou's songs, but arranged songs for the heroine that were authentic and age-penetrating after market competition. So the embarrassment came. The heroine used period to kill, and the protagonist was Xing Qing. Without Fang Wenshan, Jay Chou's combat effectiveness was at least 30%. The author may have thought that readers would feel comfortable knowing that the composer was the protagonist, but in the plot, only those around the heroine knew about it. On the one hand, the popularity of the protagonist was suppressed, and on the other hand, the protagonist's competition rankings were suppressed. In addition, the comparison of the heroine's songs directly crushed the protagonist to death.

I know that you, the author, are a super fan of Double J, but the format of your book could be bigger. Really, there are many songs out there that are far more popular than most of your idol's songs from the early days. It's in such poor taste.

There are too many lyrics, not so watery...

I wrote almost 100 chapters for a singing talent show, but I was still targeted along the way.

The most abstract thing about this novel is the emotional line, which is completely based on