
Back to 2006: From Copycat Writer to Entertainment Mogul
重回2006之从文抄公到娱乐帝国
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 555k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Looking for a Good, Unpretentious Copycat Author Story!
Looking for books similar to "Fans Report Me! I Can No Longer Hide My Identity as a Composer."
Everyone, Bring Out Your Finest Fiction-Writer Novels
Writing-Cheat Stories Focused on Copying Novels and Screenplays, Not Songs
Stories about copying existing works, mainly novels and screenplays. No copying songs, and definitely no switching to acting halfway through.
Stories Where the Protagonist Transmigrates to a Parallel World and Becomes Famous for Writing Novels
No harem, and preferably no female lead either. Something like Xian Yu in *The King's Avatar*.
Any Novels About a Literary Plagiarist?
The protagonist is reborn in the modern day or ancient times, with the style of a literary genius.
A Transcriber Who Mainly Borrows from Chinese and Foreign Novels: Any Recommendations?
Looking for books similar to *Transcribing Stories Starting with Battle Through the Heavens!* The protagonist should mainly copy books, novels, and web fiction. No singing or acting.
Showbiz Novels About Writers Who Become Literary Giants
Start with web novels and write in every genre, then move on to essays, modern poetry, traditional literature, the Four Great Classical Novels, classical poetry, and so on. There's so much to write about in China's five thousand years of culture.
Novels Where the Protagonist Becomes a Copywriter and Writes The Three-Body Problem
A copywriting genius in another world, writing sci-fi novels from Earth.
The Protagonist Works as a Literary Copyist
Looking for books like The Literary Copying System: Changing the Entertainment World Starting with Kong Yiji. Any stories where the protagonist works as a copyist in another world and copies Romance of the Three Kingdoms?
What Novels Do You Think Are Great?
There are endless books in the world. Why not recommend a few yourself?
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First of all, when I saw this book, I thought the good thing was that the plots that embarrassed the protagonist in this book ended quickly, instead of having to deal with so many scenes to solve the problem. The bad thing was that the protagonist had a lot of harems, and it felt like he had many wives. I don't know if I misunderstood, but overall, this book is still very good to read.
Promise me, never remember the year 2006, or simply forget the name of this book, it's still okay to read it as a refreshing article. Of course, don't forget the rule of not getting your head into tomatoes.
I have also been a bookworm for five years, and I (personally feel) this book is okay. Maybe it's because I don't often read novels of this type, so I still support you, author.
I read thirty chapters in one go and it was very interesting. Why is the rating so low? Comments should be above 9, support the author, come on
I think it looks pretty
Personally, I think it's okay. Also, Ye Ye's is a physical book, while Baicai's is an online text. You may have overlooked this small detail, so there is no need to use this to spray. Thanks
I feel like the names in several of them are different. When writing online articles, the pen name he used was Xiaobaicai. When he wrote physical books, he used the pen name Ye Zi. Why did he confuse the two pen names of Xiaobaicai and Yezi when I saw it at the end?
This book is very well written. I like this book better. Good luck to the author. The last point is to update it soon.
A very enjoyable book. Author, please update, I hope there won't be too many female protagonists.
The writing is very beautiful and deserves everyone's five-star praise! Big cheers for the author!