I still remember that regarding the career line of the protagonist, some readers have long suggested that they could copy a few songs and quickly accumulate the first pot of gold. My response at the time was that copying songs is not that easy because you cannot be reborn with downloaded music files. There are too many details required for music creation.
Of course, the bigger reason is to avoid trouble. Because if you look for unpopular songs, people will complain, "I've never heard of them." If you look for popular songs, fans will jump out.
In fact, this is also the reason why we don’t invest in MiHoYo or something that is more likely to cause controversy. The author just wants to write, and is too lazy to care about so many things, and has no interest in getting into those verbal disputes.
Of course, the reason for not investing is also unrealistic. In the real world, the person who invested in MiHoYo was the first domestic mobile Internet company to be listed in the United States. If you don’t have the network resources and don’t know how to operate capital, you don’t know how. Supervise other people's accounts, and don't even know what the pitfalls are in the contract. He is just a reborn person with a million in his hand. When he engages in angel investment, he just gives away money. He will kick you out in minutes and you still don't know how you lost.
Let’s get back to the question of music.
Everyone has also noticed that, whether for moral or ability reasons, the protagonist did not copy the song, but found the original author. In order to show respect, he even shared a little of the subsequent profits...
I didn't expect that someone would jump out to criticize someone who was already helping the original author to such an extent.
Of course, this has little impact on me, because the protagonist’s main career line is not to copy songs. Even if this character was deleted from the book, it wouldn't be a big deal. Of course, there is no need to change it at the moment. I will get off work soon and go back to coding.
But everyone should be able to understand one thing, that is why so many authors like to create a parallel world, even if the modern urban background is obvious, they still have to set it aside. Why are there fewer and fewer people who dare to combine it with realistic backgrounds.
Because we are here to write, not to engage in fan circles and fight with each other.
(End of chapter)
