[Chinese entertainment + reborn in 2006, no alternate history + no System + the founding master + all-round entertainment king] (The rating just opened, so don’t read too much into it. P.S. The first ten chapters are slow-paced. Feel free to skip them if that’s not your thing.)
Also known as: “Whatever Lu Xiaobu did has nothing to do with me, Lu Ji!”, “The Secret My Ex and I Can’t Stop Talking About,” “Damn Lu Ji, Give Me Back My Youth,” and “They Call Me Lu Bu, the Three-Surnamed Slave”...
“Officer, I think I had a dream!”
“What did you dream about?”
“I dreamed I was reborn and became a superstar, but all the women called me a liar!”
“A liar?”
Lu Ji said with a perfectly serious face, “Could a liar write songs that win Grammys? Could a liar make a film that wins the Golden Bear at the Berlin Film Festival? Could a liar write, direct, and star in a movie, then pick up an Oscar for Best Actor on the side?”
The veteran officer paused his pen. “...Hang on, let me look up those awards you mentioned.”
“No need.” Lu Ji pointed to the calendar on the wall: January 1, 2006. “I haven’t won any of them yet.”
“?”
A very awesome novel. The plug-in earrings that allowed the protagonist to be reborn were immediately pawned. I don't know if they will be redeemed later, but I withdrew them when I saw this.
It is considered a good novel in Tomato, but there are some loose or abrupt plots, such as suddenly becoming happy enemies with Stefanie Sun. In a very short period of time, he went from a poor boy who gnawed white steamed buns to the lap of a big company to become a singer-songwriter who can be called a top-notch singer-songwriter. However, he can still be a good writer in the entertainment industry. There is no stiff Dragon King pretending to slap him in the face, and there are no brainless doubts from fans or opponents: He can only write bitter love songs, but he has the ability to write rock. This cliché. The protagonist is a reborn old cucumber pretending to be young, but he doesn't overly act as a warm man. I have been reading novels for more than ten years and I am quite picky. I haven't seen any bad points so far. I will give five stars to encourage the author to continue working hard.
I'll give it 4 stars. After reading it, the author borrowed from many places. Most of the plots were borrowed from Beaver's book. The part where the star went crazy in the article was borrowed from an imaginary entertainment book from Qidian. I happened to have read both of them. This book has a familiar feeling. The author committed the crime against the wind. I hope it will be completed smoothly and not be reported 😂
We meet the protagonist for the first time at the beginning of Tanhua, and the plot is pretty good too. How should I put it? Writing entertainment articles is equivalent to fan fiction. Two completely unrelated people came together at an impossible time Stefanie Sun's writing is just like Xiaobaihua, nondescript. If the author had a purely female plot, he could have brushed it off in one stroke, or not emphasized it. All in all, it's okay
This is the only soft-core novel that has caught up with the big army. In fact, it can't be said to be a soft-fan, so I just started it casually. The copywriter also fits the plot perfectly, so it's not embarrassing. Other articles copied from official articles, soft rice articles, and various Dragon King operations, which are so embarrassing now.
Yes, it means that I have abandoned morality, and morality cannot kidnap me. However, Liu Yifei did not handle the part well. I have to be steady and don't become an enemy. Although the desalination process is digging a big hole and it depends on how you fill it, it feels like there can be a better way to deal with it.
It's a cool article, there's nothing major wrong with it overall, and the movie story can be adapted well.
The score is low. This book should be at least an 8. The author also wrote it carefully, but the structure is still a bit thin. The song selection is okay, not the best, but the emotions are well controlled and the main thing is to really bring glory to the country.
It's super beautiful, the writing is fluent and honest, and I am worthy of being a ten-year-old bookworm.
Well, it's a new book. Let me say a few words. As a bookworm for more than ten years, overall I am sure that it is not a mechanical rebirth of the old routine to break into the entertainment industry. It is comfortable even if it is covered with a layer of skin, and the overall flow is smooth. In the next few chapters, I am a bit impetuous... I am speechless when I encounter Yang Mi's bad jokes, but the flaws are not concealed... It may be more comfortable to be less impetuous, and don't be anxious. Anyway, there are not many good books on the entertainment industry now... There are not many that can be added to my bookshelf, so take your time...