
Hong Kong Showbiz: The Actresses Under Me Rule Hong Kong
港娱:我旗下女星称霸香江
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 992k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 9h ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- 港娱:从养成邱小姐到制霸香江Alternate title on Fanqie
468Chapters
30.1kReads
7.1Score
2.9kShelves
17.2kListens
204.9kReads · all time
In booklists 4
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Reader comments 68
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I have been following this book for a long time, and today I suddenly realized that the low rating is a bit abnormal. I am afraid that the author is directly eunuch, so I quickly wrote a good review 🤦. First of all, the author is very dedicated and updates three times on time every day. Secondly, the writing style is really good and the quality is very good. Anyway, I can't feel the traces of AI. It is a rare authentic Hong Kong entertainment novel. If you like to read entertainment, you can definitely read this book. The protagonist is cheating and crushing him all the way. Although I have never been exposed to many elements of Hong Kong entertainment, it does not affect the viewing.
Miss Qiu, I thought it was a nuclear bomb at first.
The protagonist's main industry is entertainment. Now there are movies, novels and songs, and later comics and games are keeping up with everything. The timing in 1982 is really good. Many big IPs in later generations have not yet come out. The protagonist can be created first. Many Japanese comics can be developed first. Saint Seiya and the American Transformers are big IPs. The peripherals are also easy to sell. There are more games. Grab Tetris quickly. This is a gold mine. Pokémon must also be selected later. There are more novels such as Jurassic Park. The entertainment industry IP is the most important.
The writing is okay, but I personally think that if the protagonist writes a zombie novel, he should include the multiverse of ghosts and ghosts.
It's tied. It's a little bit toxic for a purely refreshing article at the moment, but I can barely read it.
The writing is sophisticated, the story is readable, and it tells the truth. This is a rare Hong Kong-style novel.
It's quite objective, it doesn't go beyond the standards of Hong Kong Island at that time, and the story is quite strong!
The content is wonderful. After listening to hundreds of chapters, I am in high spirits. It is a top-notch entertainment article. Please keep updating the author.
Highest rating, unlike local books Disadvantages: The age of the protagonist
It's nice to read and well written, but it's a bit short. Good luck to the author 👍👍