"Gu Chen, without me singing your songs, what are you even worth?"
"I'm the one who made your songs famous. Otherwise, who'd care about the corny, trashy songs you wrote for me? You think you're going to make it big? Dream on!"
After transmigrating, Gu Chen decides to give this backward entertainment industry a little taste of the shock to come.
But he never expected that the singer he'd carefully cultivated would betray him and jump ship after becoming famous.
"You eat my food, then try to smash my rice bowl?"
Gu Chen turns around and brings out classic hits by the Four Heavenly Kings and the three music giants, crushing the competition across the board.
One "Sunny Day" stirs up a wave of nostalgic memories of school days across the internet.
One "Plain Face" takes over every school.
One "The Wind Rises" floods graduation ceremonies at universities across the country.
One "Lone Warrior" becomes the battle anthem of elementary school students nationwide.
When "Nocturne" starts playing, it's time to go onstage and accept an award.
Chinese-style songs, rock, love songs... There's no kind of song Gu Chen can't write. From then on, nobody dares call his songs corny.
He's hailed as a music mogul of the Dragon Kingdom and called the musical emperor of an entire era!
"Give me a keyword, and I'll write an entire world!"
Years later, the singers Gu Chen helped soar to fame look back, and every one of them admits it with tears in their eyes.
"Without Gu Chen, we'd probably all be working on an assembly line."
And when Xia Wan watches Gu Chen churning out songs in batches, she finally regrets everything. She falls to her knees, weeping as she apologizes.
"I just wanted to become a diva. What did I do wrong?"
Gu Chen replies coolly: You thought my songs were corny, and now I'm a king. So why are you crying?
Very well written, don't write again next time
Don't even write a single word of the lyrics to the songs sung by others! Just tell me what's good and how you sing.
The characters are made of diodes, and both sides of the protagonist are good people with good conduct; the bad guys are clowns, all kinds of idiots, and there are no normal people in the middle. Business war is like playing house. From top brokers to school principals and teachers, everyone is like a newbie who just entered the industry. They only know how to kill everyone and their methods are extremely clumsy. They have no idea what it means to "leave a thin line in life so that we can meet each other easily in the future." Which big boss in reality is not the best among the best? They know the art of compromise and the philosophy of retreat best. The author slaps people in the face just for the sake of being slapped in the face, sacrificing not only the rationality of the characters, but also the IQ of the entire story. The novels written are the same and have no characteristics. Let's talk about the plot logic: The methods of Su Shishuang and TF have already been laid out in the book. The protagonist can obviously take action on multiple fronts at the same time, which not only gives the villain a thunderous blow, but also allows the real talker behind the scenes to see his skills and potential. However, the author just keeps the protagonist stationary and allows the golden agent to jump around in front of the stage repeatedly and act as a tool villain. This kind of artificial delay and happy arrangement will only make readers feel that the characters are collectively losing their wits, rather than being clever in their strategies.
It looks good, give yourself a good review, hehe