The Great Nation's Entertainment Industry
大国文娱
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- Urban
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- Showbiz Romance
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Books I’ve loved over my twenty years of reading. I never get tired of them.
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I love dual-world transmigration stories, especially ones where the characters travel back and forth.
Classic High-Tech Fiction
Recommended by a 15-year veteran bookworm
Library of a Rising Great Power
I read for China to grow stronger! Every bit of progress China makes fills me with excitement. Every Chinese person has a dream of a powerful nation. Let's build up positive energy and press forward!
Showbiz and Rebirth in the City
Urban fiction
What Wu Is Reading Now
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Highly Recommended by a Veteran Reader
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New books worth a read. Enter with caution! Everything on this list was added while it was still new. I’m too lazy to remove the ones that were later abandoned by their authors. I’m against formulaic stories and only recommend interesting new books.
A Veteran Reader's Classics, Currently Reading and Saved
Recommended by a longtime bookworm. These books definitely have substance. Fantasy, sci-fi, anime, urban fiction, and a bit of everything else. I only recommend books I've actually read. I can't guarantee they'll suit your taste, but they're all worth checking out. I'll get around to the books recommended in the comments, but... if they're too short, I'll pass. They need to be at least 100,000 words or there's not enough to judge, and reading a story that's still just a seedling can be painful~
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In a reading slump 😣...........................…
Urban, Showbiz, and Plane-Hopping Stories
I mainly recommend urban fiction, entertainment-industry stories, and plane-hopping novels. They're all books I'm currently following...
Only Recommending Good Books of Above-Average Quality, Dedicated to Ending Reading Slumps
Every work I recommend is one I have read in its entirety myself. I can basically guarantee that the quality is above average, and that you won't find stories packed with deal-breakers. I hope everyone will recommend their favorite works to me, because I don't want to run out of books to read again. Thank you! Whether you send flowers or not isn't important. What matters is whether you can find what you're looking for here. I hope everyone can find works in the genres they enjoy!
Reborn to Make Games, Updates on the Homebody Novel Are Ongoing
Thanks to everyone for the recommendations and bouquets. My collection is about to hit 3,800, hooray (￣▽￣). I've been reading novels for 10 years, so I've tried pretty much every genre. I don't usually read works by the big-name authors anymore. Thanks for all the recommendations! I won't add books that don't fit the list's focus, but I'll check them out. I'm mainly interested in urban fiction, sci-fi, fantasy, and anime-inspired stories. This list mainly features novels about anime and games: "
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The business mindset was too extreme, injecting nationalistic perspectives into commerce, offending the US and Japan, which were at the height of their power in the 1980s and 90s. To the uninitiated, it might seem like the protagonist had nine lives. In reality, it was far too idealistic.
To be honest, novels are influenced by their era. For example, I was born in 1992, and I haven't read any of Jin Yong's or other famous martial arts novels; I've only watched the TV series. The reason they have such a large impact is probably because they've been adapted so many times. Anyone who hasn't read Jin Yong's martial arts novels, please chime in!
This is way off-topic! I should probably finish this and start a new one! I haven't read much, but the early parts didn't seem to have much to do with entertainment; it was mostly video games.
Speechless -_-|| Who said mobile phone sales exceeded 1 billion? Wasn't it just normal for it to exceed 100 million? ... Just spreading rumors... The data is normal, don't talk nonsense ヽ(≧Д≦)ノ
Seeing that the author plagiarized Battle Through the Heavens tells you the author is hopeless! Has no common sense at all! 1979 Was the era when martial arts novels were all the rage! Copying a fantasy novel wouldn't even work, let alone a xuanhuan novel! If you're going to copy, copy a martial arts novel!
It was unrealistic to start online shopping in the early 1990s. The internet was unreliable, the number of internet users was small, transportation was underdeveloped, and people's living standards were not up to par. How could it possibly take off?
Lin Qi has a son in modern times, why isn't there any information about it?
I can't stand seeing the protagonist get pushed down by his female secretary; he's another scumbag who cheats on his wife.
When you first published "Battle Through the Heavens," did the author consider the limitations of the era? I lost interest at that point. The author is viewing 1979 from the perspective of this era, which is really inappropriate. Even using advanced technology would be better than this novel. "Battle Through the Heavens" is such a simplistic, light novel that I think is truly unsuitable for that time. That era wasn't as superficial as modern times, and it wasn't as focused on fast-paced culture.
This book not only goes off-topic but is also anti-intellectual; the protagonist can wear clothes to meetings in 2020 and 1979. The calculator was being pressured by Japan through low prices; if the author only thinks about cost reduction in 1979, wouldn't the calculator in 2020 crush Japan?