A Multitalented Composer and Author: Readers Beg Me to Post More
作曲写书全能，网友跪着求我爆更
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- Completed
- Length
- 385k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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What's Going On with Entertainment Fiction? Looking for Good Reads
Looking for books similar to *The Entertainment Industry’s Number One Sugar Baby*. Please recommend something good. Everything else is just the same old plot repeated over and over. If you’re going to repeat things, at least give us something interesting! What’s happened to entertainment-industry novels? They can’t all revolve around Yang Mi and Dilraba Dilmurat...
Showbiz Novels With Lots of Songs, a 9.0 Rating, Over 10,000 Reviews, a Million Words, and No Tired Tropes or Cliches
Everyone, Bring Out Your Finest Fiction-Writer Novels
Culture Copying! No Romance! No Brain-Dead Characters! No Showing Off!
I don’t care whether it’s another world or a parallel world, whether the protagonist transmigrates or is reborn, whether the lead is male or female, or whether they plagiarize stories or create their own! I just want an urban slice-of-life novel where nobody acts smug and stupid, something low-key without all those cookie-cutter villains. That’s it~
An Entertainment-Industry Plagiarist Who Brings Over Songs, Movies, and More from Earth
Looking for books like *From “The Lonely Warrior” to “Under the Sea,” He Leaves the Whole Internet Stunned*. I want stories where Earth's culture influences people in other worlds. I just read one where the male lead directed *Dying to Survive*. I hope there are more stories like that.
Male Protagonist, No Romance or Ambiguity
Looking for male-oriented stories where the male lead isn't cold and aloof. I really don't want any more weird books labeled “no CP” or “no heroine” that still have romantic tension.
Novels with a Literary-Minded Protagonist, About Writing Poetry and the Like
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.
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Focuses on Copying Books and Writing Tearjerkers? No Songwriting or Filmmaking
Preferably no romance.
Showbiz Stories Where the Protagonist Doesn't Marry a Celebrity or Appear Onscreen, and Just Writes Novels and Lyrics and Composes Music
Looking for Stories Where Songs from Our World Are Brought to a Parallel World. Nothing Mindless, Please.
Any Showbiz Novels Where the Protagonist Only Writes Songs and Books, and Doesn't Sing or Act?
Showbiz Novels With a Director Protagonist
Looking for books like Making The Wandering Earth, Building a Space Elevator Is Perfectly Reasonable. Novels where the protagonist uses a System and futuristic technology to make movies.
Looking for a Single Male Protagonist: No Heroine, No CP, No Romance, and No Flirting
The protagonist must be male. Any genre is fine, but most importantly, there must be no female lead, no pairings, no flirting, and no romance. Ideally, no younger sisters, aunts, or other female relatives either. And don't recommend any gay romance!!!! (And please check out Xiaohongshu at the end.)
A Director-Type Story About a Copycat Author
I read this book before but can't find it now. The protagonist has a System that only lets them make horror movies. Horror as a genre is almost nonexistent in this world, and the first film they make is The Old Corpse in the Mountain Village, which establishes the ghost movie genre. Later on, the restriction disappears and they start making other kinds of movies.
Stories About Copying Works: Novels, Comics, Songs, Anime, or Games
Looking for Copycat Novels: Transmigrate to Another World and Recreate Books, Music, and Comics
Stories About Copying Works: No Romance or Female Lead, Books, Comics, Songs, and More, Any Gender
No-CP Stories, Everyone, Send Me Your Recommendations
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Nice! More updates! The most important thing about non-CP novels is that there is no vulgar male gaze to write about female characters. The school beauties and female singers currently appearing are described in a normal way so that people can see that they are beauties and their interactions with the protagonist are not ambiguous.
It's good to watch, the plot doesn't drag out and is quite smooth. I feel like the plot is quite scattered, and the unimportant characters don't need to be written too much.
It's good to watch. There is no ambiguous plot with girls. Li Shiqing appears frequently in the front and it is explained later that she is the one who deliberately encounters each other. You don't have to worry about emotional scenes and no cp. The other plots are also written very smoothly. There is no special plot that is deliberately vicious or a malicious character who is specially written to be slapped in the face. There are some refreshing and funny moments, and there will be more to come [Sending Hearts]
It's good to watch. I was scared to death when the school beauty bumped into the male protagonist several times while I was watching it. I saw the follow-up and the cp-less post with peace of mind.
It's okay. The appearance rate of school beauties is a bit high. Although the protagonist is not the kind of person who wants to be a hero, sometimes the writing is a bit hazy, but the rest is pretty good. Good luck, author, and I'll check it out later.
It's so good to watch. It's so good. When I first saw it, the author kept talking about that woman who appeared too much. I was a little bit tempted to quit, but I thought I'd read it first before talking about it. I didn't expect it to be so good. It is indeed a CP-free novel. The character of the protagonist is very good. In fact, the woman doesn't appear too many times. I even forgot her name. Is there a sequel? I wanted to watch the extras, but it ended so quickly, there wasn't enough to watch.
Cheng Jiang and Dawn Star have a sense of CP. Dudududu. Let's have a CP dududu.
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It looks pretty good, but did you write down the tomb robbing notes later on? The plot is very smooth. Don't tell me, don't tell me. I don't like to read stories about two male protagonists with cp, but I just like to clap on cp in stories without cp [shy]
In addition to the misty descriptions of the real world that are sometimes used to transition, the unimportant supporting characters are too conspicuous, and the protagonist's character is indeed a bit thin in comparison. Is there any foreshadowing? Except for the transitional chapters, overall it is a very good novel. [Praise]