Reborn in Chinese Showbiz, I Made the Fairy Sister Fall for Me

The plot develops very quickly, not too flashy, but a bit too flat. It would be nice if there were more interactions with the young ladies. Many people reading this book should be here for the young ladies [laughs]

Although there are traces of "That Year of Huayu", the writing is pretty good, at least in my opinion, it is better than the Huayu Star Force next door. It's not to criticize one another, nor to start a fight. The main reason is that both books have the shadow of that year's Huayu, so I made a comparison. Moreover, the character of the protagonist in that book was a bit broken, too out of touch, and he looked like he was carefree at work and in daily life. I only gave it four stars because of the new author. Since I gave that book four stars, it should be given a higher score if it is better. Come on, author!

There is a lot of information, but the plot is too flat. I listen to books. Sometimes I miss the plot when I am confused. Later, I don't get it right when I listen to books. In fact, many of the plots are good, but I feel that the author is not very good at writing and can cover them in one sentence. I feel like someone who can write about daily life could easily write more than 1 million words in this book [face covering]

One chapter a day is too slow. . Except that the punctuation at the beginning was not too confusing, the plot later was okay. Worth a look. .

The plot is very fast, including filming, shaping of the male and female protagonists, emotional lines, etc. I feel the writing is quite good. The single female protagonist Liu and her mother don't have so much trouble, so everyone thinks it's okay. I don't know much about the entertainment industry, and I'm not a fan of stars. In short, it's pretty cool to watch. For outsiders, it's a joy to watch. Anyway, I quite like it. That's it, I recommend it. Oh, by the way, the author's title for the heroine is "little sister". This is quite new to me. I remember this title was around 18 years old. The boys in our school all called them "little sister" to beautiful girls. It kind of reminds me of this. I'll comment on it.

It doesn't look toxic, so it's no problem to pass the time.

The writing is okay, but if I hadn't seen Liu Xiaoli, I wouldn't know who the young lady is.

The plot is not sluggish at all and is very comfortable to watch.

It's a bit like a replica of China Entertainment that year.

Personally, I think the plot is a bit flat and conflict-free, but I can't find a good entry point. Do you readers have any good suggestions?