
Showbiz: I Became a Mole in the Entertainment Industry!
娱乐:我成了娱乐圈卧底!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 221k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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It's a really good read; there's no female lead, no romantic pairing, no female supporting characters, and no ambiguous relationships. It's also very engaging. If you like genuine novels without a female lead, you should check it out.
While reading this novel, I discovered it had such beautiful songs; I searched for and listened to the songs as I read.
A novel composed of various songs; the male protagonist is in the entertainment industry, and his actions are the embodiment of justice, hahaha.
Not enough, not enough 😂
It felt good; there were no ambiguous romantic subplots that dragged down the story, and there was no female lead.
It looks great and I really like it. The plot in the middle and later parts was very good, but it was too short and not enough to watch.
The dog is good, the song is good, and the plot gets better later on.
In the end, there was a touch of melancholy and reluctance, a feeling that the story wasn't over yet and was still continuing. All good things must come to an end, but we'll meet again at Tomato Restaurant.
Sure, there's no female lead, and there aren't even many women in the cast.
It was alright, but it ended too quickly.