I read half of the series before and found it finished and re-read it. The description of the workplace is so real. Newcomers in the workplace can really learn something. I wish I had seen it a few years earlier.
The writing is passable and the novel is readable, but I feel that the author is not sure about the plot. The subject matter attracted me, but the plot put me away.
The best fan fiction I have seen about the Hong Kong entertainment industry so far, but the update was interrupted and revised in the middle. I couldn't pick it up even after reading it again. I was told to start updating again, but there is no guarantee that the author is cheating, so be careful.
It's a cool article, historical, but some of the views are too extreme. It's a good read. You can skip the previous parts related to Han Xin. It's a bit like Han Xin's dream girl.
It's a period piece that's a bit of a novel. The author is very attentive to the shaping of the heroine and carefully depicts the heroine's career line. However, every time the male protagonist is always a bit unsatisfactory. I gave up on the first one after reading it halfway through. I hope this one is better.