The Road to Chinese Showbiz: Starting by Selling the Rights at Cannes
华娱之路：从戛纳卖版权开始
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- Ongoing
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- 1.4M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban High-Concept
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- 1d ago
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Fellow Standing Committee Members, I Only Want the Best of the Best from Tomato Novel: In the Name of the People
Tomato Novel regulars, I'm only looking for the top-tier In the Name of the People novels here. No filler, please.
Break Out of Your Reading Bubble! Hand Over the Great Books on Your Shelves!
Don't look at the ratings! Don't look at the ratings! Don't look at the ratings! I'll say it three times because it's important!!! A high rating doesn't necessarily mean a good book, and a good book doesn't necessarily have a high rating. Share all the books you think are good, preferably ones over a million words or completed at over a million words.
Looking for Books with Female Leads Based on Dilraba or Liu Yifei
I'll Reshape the Career of Goddess Liu Yifei!
If you had the chance to be reborn, how would you protect your beautiful goddess-like big sister?
Modern Entertainment Industry Stories Featuring Liu Yifei, the Fairy Sister
Looking for books like *Showbiz: A Carefree Life*.
Entertainment Industry, Chinese Showbiz, Directors, Business Wars, Courtyard Houses, Primordial Era
Hey, gorgeous Yifeis and handsome Yanzus! Preferably something you've personally read and vetted, and that fewer people have come across, or an obscure gem with promise.
Chinese Entertainment, Showbiz, Director Story. No Yang Mi, Xiao Nuomi Is Already Eleven This Year
Looking for books similar to *The Fairy Sister's Personal Director*. The story should start in 2000 or 2002.
🍅 Various Stories About Liu Yifei, Highly Immersive
A Career as a Director in Chinese Entertainment
One Book Each, with Liu Yifei as the Sole Heroine
Looking for books similar to Showbiz: A Carefree Life.
Stories About a Director Who Travels to a Parallel World to Make Movies, TV Shows, and Variety Shows
Any gender is fine
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The pace of the writing is okay. To put it bluntly, it either starts with Sanjin Dao Tianhu and starts with a super blockbuster, or it develops slowly like this book, and the emotional scenes are okay. Come on and write. Manslaughter is well written. Movies of that era were slow and boring. Manslaughter is a dimensionality reduction attack. It will become normal after more than ten years.
It is well written, the writing is smooth (it is really an advantage now, I have been poisoned by AI articles enough), the characters are vividly portrayed (the protagonist is really good, he has mature ideas, unlike the childish ghosts and saintly male protagonists in other novels), and the emotions are sincere (ah, I love the relationship between good friends so much, I feel warm after seeing the corpse)
I hope you will try not to compare it with other books when reviewing. Everyone's ideas and writing directions are different, but as long as it attracts you, it proves that every book has advantages. Some people write purely entertaining articles, and don't care about the age, logic, or feasibility. They may not even bother to look up the information. Anyway, it's just cool and everyone will enjoy reading it. But the author writes semi-enjoyable articles, respecting facts and logic as much as possible, although there may be some mistakes. There are some bugs, but I have tried my best. I really can't do it without thinking. Maybe this is the compulsion of science and engineering men. The logic may not be rigorous, but at least it must be reasonable... In the end, I hope everyone will support it. After all, I am starving to death, haha.
I don't understand why I want Liu to be the heroine, but I can't see anything good about it.
The plot sounds really familiar to me all the way, but if I hear it, there is actually a crooked plot. Of course, it may be because the author does not have enough knowledge. It's somewhere between hay and food. Overall, it's 3.5 Stars. If you don't read many entertainment articles, you can add one star as appropriate.
I've been following the updates. Overall, it's very good and has bright spots in the dullness. But I feel like the author has slacked off on the content quality and word count after the current 400 chapters [laughs]. Come on, come on, come on, more every day. [OK]
The heroine Yahuako received one star, and she was spotted by Liu Yifei as soon as she started. How do you want me to evaluate it? . . Other places are okay, right?
The emotional line with Lao Liu is not abrupt, step-by-step, not brainless, and must not collapse.
It's well written, but it's a pity that it has only one female protagonist. It feels better to have 2 to 3 female protagonists.
The plot is not too exaggerated and has logic to follow. It is not the kind that breaks all kinds of records right from the beginning. You must be steady.