
Bad Feng Shui in the Entertainment Industry
娱乐圈之风水不好
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 390k Words
- Genre
- Danmei (BL)
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
117Chapters
3.1kFavorites
7.6Score
2.1kNutrient gifts
14.8kClicks per chapter
1.5kComments
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The big book is really beautiful! Come on, madam!
I've finished watching it, it's very interesting, but I really want to complain. That special office is useless and insidious. It doesn't distinguish between right and wrong. They should be made to suffer a little bit so that they don't mess up. And the biggest boss should be Liang Ruocai, right? It shouldn't be based on who is powerful, but who has clear and malicious intentions to hurt people, or who is secretly planning it behind the scenes. This makes me feel that the boss ends before the fight is over.
Author, do you know that this is the first time I read a genuine article? When I read fantasy before, I always read pirated versions. Anyway, it was so well written that I couldn't help but subscribe.
After being calculated by the government like this, you still want to be the government's dog? With such a powerful ability, why don't you just pretend to be cool without taking revenge?
I finished reading it, I liked it very much, but I thought the ending was a bit rushed, so I'll give you a thumbs up.
I read it all in one go, and it was very immersive as it incorporated realistic supernatural topics. When I saw the ending, I thought: Ah, it's not over yet, I want to see it! Personally, I feel that the macro and main plot in the first part are very detailed, but the ending in the second part is a little more hasty. Maybe it has something to do with the author thinking about a series, right? Personally, I feel that the emotional scenes are divided into two parts: the one that is combined into one makes people feel that the interaction is very good and a sense of substitution, but the later part is a bit inconsistent with the previous part, and the emotions with other sub-lines are not too detailed. Overall, I quite like this supernatural setting. The good guys and bad guys are quite distinct. I also want to see a Boss who is both good and evil.
Why wasn't Liang Ruo's ending written?
It's really fun to read it all in one sitting!
I finally finished reading it, thank you to the author for your hard work
It's great, but it feels the same to me as the King's Formation... The author had a lot of imagination before writing the article, preparing to write a long novel or something, but halfway through, he wanted to change the subject, so he ended it hastily... No... No...