Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1420 1418. Comments on "Debuting from the Queen's Concert"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend to you a completed entertainment novel with over 10,000 subscriptions.

"Debut from the Queen's Concert", Eating Lemons Under the Moon, 240 million words.

Category: Urban-Entertainment Novels.

Summary:
Fang Che, who had won easily in the entertainment industry all his life, was exposed.

He was transported directly to the concert of the queen Xu Qingdi and went on stage to sing as a lucky fan.

Xu Qingdi: "Handsome, which song of mine do you want to sing with me today?"

Fang Che didn't know this diva, nor could he sing her songs, so he could only bite the bullet and say, "How about I sing a new song?"

He is Ye Xianglun, the author of "Blue and White Porcelain," a genius writer and the originator of online dramas...

This book is also known as "The Killing Starts from the Queen's Concert".

【Brief Comment】

He has two books to his name, the latest of which is featured above. He claims to have written fantasy novels before as practice, but this is his first time publishing a novel. While most authors' claims should be taken with a grain of salt, this author's claims successfully fooled me and many other readers who enjoy entertainment-themed works. Furthermore, the author holds a PhD in tourism management (I wonder where this major would fit in, perhaps the Cultural and Tourism Bureau?), which lends him considerable credibility.

I think the author has a very high writing talent and a high level of comprehension. As a veteran reader of entertainment novels, I can't help but complain about the beginnings of many entertainment novels. The author has already thought of this and made some self-complaints.

First of all, I prefer the opening of his new book. While there's nothing wrong with the title, it's certainly a bit cliché, a standard feature of a cool novel and a must-have for a hit. The content could use some depth, but a new author shouldn't go for it; readers won't give it a chance.

The book's opening is quite formulaic. The protagonist, in his previous life, died at a concert of a pseudo-queen, angered by his ex-girlfriend. Reborn, he shows no sign of indulging his ex-girlfriend. When presented with a chance to sing a duet with the queen, he decisively uses the songs and singing abilities granted by the system to compose a song called "Blue and White Porcelain," which he sells to the queen, earning him money and resources. It's quite a story. Back at school, the protagonist, determined to play it safe, doesn't reveal his true identity immediately, even causing his roommate to wonder if he's dreaming. Of course, at the school party, he pulls out another fitting song, filling a large cup with it.

The system of this book is rather strange. If you want to get higher rewards, you must create more appropriate songs and other entertainment works. This forces the protagonist to spend more time on "creation", which is much better than ordinary entertainment novels where you just shout a key.

I haven't really read this book yet, having only skimmed through some of the comments and briefly read some of the content. As he says, it has its flaws and surprises, but it's basically watered down, which is rare. I personally respect writers of this kind of entertainment, and I hope everyone will give it a read and not let the crappy title fool you.

If you are short of books, please pick one up for yourself.

【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.

【Brief Comment】

That’s great. I was able to finish 2 chapters today. That’s not easy.

My book is a miracle. It's always on the short story list, no matter if I update it or not. Sometimes it becomes even more popular when I don't update it. Isn't that infuriating?

This can be very devastating for an author. He or she might be thinking of trying out new styles and works, but reality will repeatedly tell you to return to your comfort zone and avoid any new ventures, as it's extremely easy to end up losing more than you gain.

So, I'm in a very awkward situation right now. Thankfully, everyone is quite understanding, and I'm very grateful.

(End of this chapter)