Qian Youdao Makes His Way in Chinese Entertainment
钱有道闯荡华娱
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- English
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It's not bad. Although I personally didn't like the breakup storyline with Jing Tian, the reason was acceptable. Five stars. I hope there won't be any more storylines where they shamelessly try to seduce Liu Yifei later on. They've started licking their teeth; two stars, retreat.
It's well-written, especially the protagonist. His personality remains grounded and grounded, without being arrogant or pretentious. A protagonist who feels completely approachable is so rare these days. I hope he keeps it up. I have high hopes for this book. Good luck, author!
It's neither great nor bad. The beginning feels like watching a story without much immersion; it simply explains the source of the first pot of gold. Later on, the romance and the protagonist's prescient actions in the entertainment industry feel unpleasant. But this is Tomato, which is great. It's logically sound, full of enjoyable moments, and has few flaws, making it a good novel.
I personally think this is a pretty good Chinese entertainment novel. I personally feel that Liu's character's storyline is too much of a sycophant? The protagonist running around for her feels like a transaction, and her behavior is completely different from what she did before. Plus, she can't really pull off that kind of movie performance.
The author's portrayal of Nuonuo's timid and weak character is truly excellent; I felt a strong connection to him around chapter 110. Having read many Chinese entertainment novels, this is the first one I've encountered from this perspective. I think it's great.
I think the biggest strength of this book lies in the relationship between the protagonist and Zhang Liyi. The protagonist remains an ordinary person throughout the story, without any special abilities after his rebirth. Instead, he complements Zhang Liyi's character. Moreover, Zhang Liyi's character is very well-developed. Although he may look down on the protagonist, he still appreciates the protagonist's forward-thinking vision.
Qian Youdao is so realistic; he's flesh and blood, has thoughts and persistence. I love this character created by the author.
Although the language is straightforward, it has a gentle, narrative feel that draws you in and makes you want to keep reading. Keep up the good work, author! 💪
To be honest, after reading many entertainment novels, this one avoided all the pitfalls common to Chinese entertainment novels at the beginning, and the emotional descriptions were also quite well done. I'll continue reading from here. Five stars! I hope the author keeps up the good work!
I know you really want to write in more detail and be more authentic, but it's really been a bit too wordy and rambling. I can only keep going! [Bookmark][Bookmark][Bookmark][Bookmark][Bookmark] Keep up the good work! 🧐🧐😅🤦