
Hong Kong Showbiz: From the Start, I Live with a Goddess
戏游香江:开局和女神同居
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 209k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
99Chapters
34Reads
1Listens
33.7kReads · all time
In booklists 1
Reader comments 19
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When you meet someone, go and give them some advice. Do you know what it means?
It's okay, except that Li Saifeng's area was a little licked, and it felt like she was rushing to lick it. I feel like the protagonist is a bit of a stallion. Even though it's a harem story, it progresses too fast.
Mark it, extremely poisonous
There is no system to talk about. There is not even the most basic physical and memory enhancement.
Not so good, everything is on par with the small head, calling it a stallion, but it's still a step ahead, and it has to be mixed up in everything. The copying is too outrageous. Even if you have a photographic memory, does the author know how long it takes to draw the original painting of a page? Just hand in the manuscript one volume at a time? They also asked a female author to draw Crayon Shin-chan. Did you know that it is the most boycotted comic by parents in Japan? This made me completely lose my desire to read any more.
What does the protagonist look like?
An adult is blocked by a gangster and expects to pay to show weakness. Later, it is written that a person who has never exercised can pretend to be beaten. Do you realize that your body has that condition? A picture of a child who has no background and no money in the entertainment industry? You're just pretending, but as an adult, you don't know how much negative impact your random talk will have on the people who take you to the set? If you don't have a system, where do you get the confidence to equip yourself?
Not bad, already surpassing 80% of similar products
Well written, keep up the quality.
The development of the plot is all driven by picking up girls. The protagonist is still in school. This is really boring. Isn't it good to develop a career?