
Showbiz's Greatest Daomadan
娱乐圈第一刀马旦
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 187k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Entertainment Stardom
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Looking for High-Quality Novels with No Skipped Chapters
I'm a bit picky.
Period Novels Where the Female Lead Doesn’t Bail Out Her Family, Have Lots of Children, Go to the Black Market, or Take Over Someone Else’s Mess
The male and female leads should come from well-matched families. The heroine shouldn't get married as soon as she transmigrates. She should have a harmonious family, but not be the family's darling. Her grandparents, uncles, and aunts shouldn't be awful people. The heroine can go to the countryside, but don't force her to. Some stories make the heroine go to the countryside even when there's no need for her to.
It Seems Like All the 9.9- and 9.8-Rated Masterpieces Are Entertainment Industry Stories
Are there no highly rated books in other genres?
Looking for Showbiz Novels About Becoming an Actor, with a Focus on Acting Skills
Something like *Entertainment: I Played a Villain and Became Hated, Then My Charity Work Was Exposed*.
Share the Books That Got You Through a Reading Slump
I'm in a reading slump and have hit a wall. Please recommend something!
It Bugs Me Every Time I See My Hidden Gem Still Undiscovered...
I'm always so upset when I browse forum discussions and don't see my favorite novels mentioned! Let's share some hidden gems that other people haven't discovered yet!
Any High-Quality Showbiz Novels?
I'm tired of soft and sweet female leads. As a veteran reader, I want some high-quality entertainment industry novels.
Career-Focused Entertainment Industry Stories
I want to read about celebrities focusing on their careers, their careers! I don't want to see them fall in love!
Entertainment Industry Novels With Exceptionally Talented Heroines
I'd like a story that goes into great detail about the plots of some of the dramas the female lead acts in, and where she occasionally takes part in variety shows.
Looking for Stories Like The Peking Opera Diva Who Dazzled the International Talent Show
Please Recommend Books, Any Genre Is Fine
I don't like stories set in a specific era where the heroine becomes a stepmother, raises kids, and makes all kinds of sacrifices.
Looking for Showbiz Novels With a Female Lead Who Takes Singing, Dancing, and Acting Seriously!
I mean it!!!!! No wacky heroines or goofy characterizations. No playing the suona, breaking bricks, showing off martial arts, or performing traditional opera. I just want to see the heroine become the top star through her own singing and dancing, and win Best Actress through her own acting skills! Ideally, the male lead has very, very, very little screen time.
Looking for Showbiz Stories, Preferably Not Too Realistic, Where the Female Lead Hones Her Acting Skills on Set
I've read so many entertainment-industry stories about livestreams and variety shows. Are there any where the female lead acts in movies or TV dramas, with scenes showing the shows-within-the-story? She should be a great actress who wins awards and gradually becomes a top star 😭😭😭
Are There Any Books About an Actor Focusing on Acting, Improving Themselves, and Advancing Their Career?
I'm looking for books similar to The Nation's Movie Star Has a Secret Crush on Me. Both leads are amazing actors.
Books I've Already Finished That Were Pretty Good
I finished it, and it was still worth reading.
The Female Lead Is Reborn with a Secret Identity, and All Her Best Friends Have Secret Identities Too
Looking for books like *Mr. Mo, Stop Chasing Me: The Runaway Young Madam Is Back*. I want the heroine to be reborn and win the male lead back, with a few close girlfriends she grew up with. Each of them should have a secret identity. Ideally, one of the heroine's secret identities is connected to one of the male lead's secret identities
Any Novels About Yue Opera?
I'm looking for books like *I Was Shelved for Ten Years, Took the Civil Service Exam, and Then Joined the World of Traditional Opera*. Ideally, something about the Xiaobaihua Yue Opera Troupe, featuring Chen Lijun and Li Yunxiao.
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When I first read the introduction, I was a little reluctant and didn't want to read it. I thought it was quite routine, but because there were relatively few chapters, I thought I could finish it quickly, but I didn't expect it to be different from what I imagined. Let's talk about the advantages first. The heroine has a good character, she is very positive, she is a typical beauty, but she really makes people think that she is hardworking and cute. I like it very much. The plot doesn't drag too much, the transitions are pretty quick, and the writing is also good. The disadvantage is that the ending is rather rushed and a bit anxious. Overall good, looking forward to the next one.
Good looking. I read it before going to bed the night before yesterday. I felt that I was really addicted to it. When I saw the exciting parts, I couldn't bear to read it. Instead, I read other books or scrolled through Douyin, and then continued reading after a while. It's really good-looking, and I really feel sad and angry because the heroine is bullied online and misunderstood. Daya is really strong. It's just too short and not enough to read.
It's hearty. I haven't encountered such a good article on Tomato for a long time. The writing style is very delicate, and the detailed descriptions in large sections extend the atmosphere from the text to the reality. When I read about Daya's sudden and devastating encounter with the entire internet, it was really heart-wrenching pain and bone-chilling hatred. Why would you hurt a stranger who has nothing to do with you like this? ! Internet killers are also legally responsible. You never know whether it's a man or a devil hiding behind the keyboard. Thanks to the author for the article. Please keep writing.
This is a book that can affect my emotions even as the words fly past my eyes. The author's writing style really brings Daya to life in front of me. I am really happy and sad for her. I feel like I can't watch it again because I cried uncontrollably when Daya was misunderstood when I watched it for the first time. Fortunately, the ending is HE. Otherwise, my reaction would be like watching a sadistic novel. It's so powerful. After watching it, thinking about Daya when she was black on the Internet, I was still sad, especially in the 127 articles directed by Xiang Yuankai and the fact that I didn't say anything positive to Daya. I really wanted to hug Daya, who was secretly crying in the toilet, and tell her that she was really good. Ahhhhhhh, I really hate the director. When Jingyu picked up Daya and ran away from the theater, my first reaction was to laugh and cry. I felt that Daya had found someone who really understood her. Anyway, I don't know what to say, but I was happy for her and sad for her situation. Of course, this is inseparable from the author's writing style, so I hope the author can open the next book soon. Children can't read it.
I rarely read entertainment industry articles... Because they feel very childish. This book is much more mature. There are few emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists, and it focuses on the growth of the female protagonist. The writing style is also very smooth and sophisticated. Compared with those entertainment industry articles that always wow the movie stars... The rating of this book is really low. I personally think that the shortcoming is that the ending is too abrupt and too fast, as if the story ends abruptly at the most exciting point. The low rating may be due to the fact that I don't like to write variety shows and make internet memes like other articles, but I clicked in because there is no such childish plot. [Sending Hearts]
It's really beautiful. The author's writing has an indescribable charm in it. It feels more real. I can see the fireworks, which is rare in entertainment industry articles. The heroine is very heart-wrenching. She has never had a happy birthday after her debut. ——"Those things that can't kill me will eventually make me stronger." I don't know if I remember correctly, but she was really strong.
I love this book so much, the more I read it, the more addicted it becomes [Adoration] I hope Daya's scandal will be clarified soon, and she will be with the male protagonist [Love] [Love] [Love] Everyone, hurry up, it's super good-looking [Love]
I really like the story of Daya, the first swordsman. While reading this story, I felt very depressed for a time. I wanted to hug Daya from the parallel time and space. She made me feel very distressed and I wanted to talk about what kind of person Daya I felt. Daya is a very hard-working and strong child. She has been struggling to do what she likes and doing her best in her career. Daya is an unfortunate child who was abandoned by her parents. She was a villain at the beginning of her career, but she survived the storms very strongly. "Anything that doesn't kill her will make her stronger." Daya is a very sober child. She has not gone astray. She has always been herself. I have always believed that people will change. Most of them lose their good qualities and become bad. But I also firmly believe that there are people who are "unchanged" like Daya. I have seen such people. Daya is a very brave child. She has experienced so much. She said she is no longer crazy, but I know she has not changed. When she bravely pursues her love, I think this is Daya. Thanks to the author, I like Daya very much. My favorite Daya lives happily in another time and space.
The author's writing is really great. I stayed up late and read it in one breath. It made me cry a lot [laughing and crying]. But did the author not want to write anymore? It ended too hastily [crying][crying][crying]
It's good to read, but the writing is a bit obscure and general. It's different from the style of traditional popular novels. The plot is summarized, so the short novel actually covers quite a lot of content. The disadvantage is that it is too implicit and general, and it is not very attractive to many readers.