The Villainous Superstar
恶人大明星
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.5M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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Mi Tu Zhai Niu's Reading List
Nothing much to say. These are all works I've read and enjoyed.
Reject Mediocrity and Tired Tropes: An Epic Guide for Bookworms!
Personal taste, no formulaic tropes. The more books I read, the harder it is to find anything good. Or are authors nowadays just too lazy to think through their plots? A quick glance is enough to reveal one toxic mess after another. Stories that endlessly repeat the same cycle of showing off and face-slapping are especially unreadable. Here are a few things I’ve grown to dislike. I usually drop a book as soon as I see them: 1. A System with quests, where the quests drive the plot instead of the
Urban Novels for My Backup Bookshelf
A strange urban-fiction list that no one follows, just to save books for later
Top Picks from a Fifteen-Year Veteran Reader
Novels I've read over the past fifteen years that were so original I couldn't stop reading until dawn! I've been reading for a long time, so I remember the stories I read back then, but not all their titles. That's why my recommendations are mostly from the past few years!
Bookshelf Favorites 💜🆕🆙💪
A good book can make you laugh or cry. Sometimes it has you leaping to your feet, sometimes it brings tears to your eyes, sometimes it sets your blood racing, and sometimes it makes you smile knowingly...
Books That Look Fun
Fresh new books and previously completed novels: I add anything that catches my eye, without sorting them into categories. If a book's quality takes an unexpected turn later, I will update the list in real time. To clarify, not every book added here is good. Some fall far short of expectations but are distinctive in their own way, so I toss them in for commentary.
Rainy Night, Bring an Umbrella, Not a Blade: My 2018 Book List
No matter how incredible an author is, it can't beat a simple "I like this." When it comes to reading, what matters is whether you enjoy it. This is Yu Ye Dai San Bu Dai Dao's corner, featuring only books I like.
Entertainment Novels Without Korean Pop, Mainly Chinese Entertainment
Readers, remember to click the star-shaped button in the bottom center. It turns red when you follow the list. Please don’t follow the list owner in the upper-right corner. ♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈♈ No Korean entertainment stories, no Korean entertainment stories, no Korean entertainment stories. Important things deserve saying three times. Thanks to everyone who follows the list and sends flowers. You don’t need to follow me. Just save the list. 1. From Comedian to Superstar, complete 2. Building a Movie M
Books Full of Wild Ideas. I Spend All My Free Time Reading, So I Don't Have Time to Review Each One.
Books with all kinds of wild ideas
If You Don't Like It, Don't Follow
A collection of wish-fulfillment novels from Qidian. Tropes are fine, but the story can’t be nothing but tropes.
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Books I can really get into and read all the way through
All Completed Reads
All kinds of completed gems.
My Books
My books, my daydreams
I Only Read What Catches My Eye ฅ( ̳• ◡ • ̳)ฅ
On a whim, I tidied up my bookshelf. These are all books I’ve read and really liked. My tastes are all over the place, so there are all sorts of genres, including books by big-name authors and books others might consider flops. There are completed classics as well as great ongoing novels. (◍•ᴗ•◍)
Completed Novels
These are books I’ve read. I think I have pretty good taste.
Ongoing Reads: Take a Look
Hope everyone will share their thoughts!
Heaven, Earth, Mystery, and Yellow
Books I can keep reading. They might be simplistic, gratifying, or action-packed. No womanizers, though I can tolerate one if there isn't much of that content.
Recommendations from a 13-Year Veteran Reader
These are all unconventional but enjoyable books. They're not bad, though I can't guarantee they'll be completed.
Novels I've Read Seriously and Followed
I only choose books I have read, and never pad the list. Every novel here is one I am currently following and have not given up on. There is no strict categorization, because my tastes are broad: if I like it, I read it. I do not enjoy stories where the protagonist is inexplicably powerful. I care more about the plot, and by the time I finish a book, there must be at least one scene that leaves a deep impression on me.
Books I Enjoy
A bit of everything. Updated from time to time.
My Half-Hidden Treasures Are So Good
I’m no good at writing reviews...
Personal Notes and a Miscellaneous Bookshop
Books I’ve finished or am following. I read pretty much everything except sports, military, and history. I absolutely won’t read stories where the protagonist suffers, except for Dragon Raja. I read both beginner-friendly and more sophisticated novels.
Books I Think Are Good
I strongly recommend not reading the comments, because many people are biased. The only way to know whether a book is any good or right for you is to click in and read it yourself. If you give up because of a few haters, you'll really have nothing left to read. Novels should be a relaxing, enjoyable read. Why do so many people complain that an author is padding things out? If you only want the main points, just ask the author to write you a synopsis.
👉This Veteran Driver's Taking You on the Fast Lane👆Likes and Follows Appreciated
If you like it, recommend it. Follow this list and you'll never lose your way.
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Writing about entertainment inevitably involves struggling and maneuvering against forces at a higher level than oneself. In other books, I've seen authors simply copy movies, hit songs, or at most, write some poetry; these have no power over those outside the rules. What has power is capital, fame, and legacy.
Having read up to chapter 80, I just had to get this off my chest. Putting aside the female characters and such, that's a common problem in online novels—personal preferences and choices differ, and there's nothing to force. But the author's increasingly erratic writing style is truly baffling.
Two female leads, one on each side; if you don't like that, don't jump in. I've watched most of it, and there was only one female lead the whole time. I thought the male lead would be able to keep his principles, but he still ends up enjoying the blessings of having two women. I can't accept this. Goodbye.
This book has been taken down several times. I've completely blacklisted this author who updates whenever they want and treats readers like dirt, and decided never to read any of their books again. However, months later, I occasionally remember to search for it and find updates, so I can't resist subscribing again. It's surprisingly good!
From Yu Qihui's (female lead) perspective: The man I like is flirting with my high school nemesis; the man I like becomes my boyfriend, but he still flirts with my nemesis; my boyfriend becomes my live-in boyfriend, but he still flirts with my nemesis, and I have to pretend to be his best friend; my live-in boyfriend and my nemesis are not only flirting, they are going to get serious, what should…
Is this book bad? Why do I think it's so good? It's definitely better than "Spare Me, Great Lord!"
In today's novels, a woman appears after only three chapters. How desperate must the author be?
It was quite enjoyable to watch, but seeing the protagonist encounter all sorts of dark things made me think that even someone as capable as the protagonist has to use supernatural abilities when faced with such situations. Does that mean people in reality are completely powerless to resist?
The protagonist doesn't want to go to university; wanting to become a star is a bit toxic.
Shouldn't the protagonist be Sun Xiaochuan, the senior apprentice? The villain is Sun the dog.