Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1037 1033. Comment on "My Agency Closed Before I Even Got On Stage"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend to you a fine urban entertainment novel.

"My agency went bankrupt before I even went on stage", Nan Tian You Xue, level 4 author.

Category: Urban-Entertainment Stars.

【Introduction】

Lin Fan traveled through time and space, and was about to go on stage to perform! Just as he was about to go on stage, his agency went bankrupt!
Bind to a system, but get all weird and mysterious skills!
Lin Fan has the heart of a otaku, and his biggest wish is to lie in bed, play with his phone, and watch videos of young ladies dancing.

It's impossible for me to debut. If I debut, I won't be able to have fun with the girls! I might as well make some money and open a B&B in a tourist attraction, and only entertain single girls every day.

【Brief Comment】

He also has another book titled "Don't Get Afraid of the Coolness", which is a book for women.

So, I guess she should be a female author who has transitioned to writing male-oriented novels.

It turns out that the author revealed her identity from the very first chapter.

It's pretty good and doesn't make excuses for the readers.

After a trial reading, I feel that this book and other entertainment novels actually have similar routines.

The protagonist is named Lin Fan. He traveled through time and space and came with his own system and a bunch of mandatory skills, all of which were invincible skills tailored for him to survive in the entertainment industry.

He can amaze all the audience and judges as soon as he appears on the stage and instantly become a hot super star.

The book contains many interpretations of classic songs and many interactions with current popular comments. The author's thinking is lively and jumping, which makes the story line very exciting.

Although system-based novels are no longer popular among most readers, and some even frequently complain about the system's invincibility, such novels are indeed easier to read, and the pleasure brought by the dense concentration of exciting points is something that ordinary historical novels cannot achieve.

Moreover, the author is a female and her writing style is quite good, so everyone loves to read it.

The title of the book also has a twist, and it is quite eye-catching.

In this way, it is only natural that the book will achieve great success and be highly recommended. I personally think that this book is still quite good and will not end in vain.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment.

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”.

Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

I haven't followed the progress of this book for a long time.

When it comes to entertainment novels, after reading the opening and a relatively exciting little G-trend plot, people basically stop paying attention to them.

Because if there is no particularly exciting daily foreshadowing and emotional development to support the story, then continuing to write will only be the same as continuing to make movies, make music, do variety shows, and so on, plagiarizing other things.

Therefore, it is generally difficult for a novel of this theme to make it all the way to the end steadily.

Several great writers who are good at entertainment themes have cut their works for various reasons.

It’s not that they have run out of inspiration, are in poor health, or have lost their passion for creation.

Rather, the entire framework is restrictive and it is difficult to have further extensions.

Unless you can write particularly exciting daily life or particularly strong characters.

However, it often does not arrive.

It seems to be a particularly contradictory phenomenon, but it exists in many categories, in different forms of writing and creative fields.

If you can't provide enough freshness, why should readers or audiences continue to support you?
Just like I used to think about relying solely on witty remarks or jokes to get some inspiration, but the result was that it only became more painful the more I wrote.

All in all, this book is still worth reading.

(End of this chapter)