An Alternate Entertainment World
架空娱乐
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 77k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
36Chapters
0Votes
8.7kRecs
9Fans
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Reader comments 25
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May the new book be a hit!
✊ I wish the new book a great success
Okay! Several big names in Huayu Wen have left the factory, but it seems that Qing Ge is still missing.
Goodlooking, waiting for updates.
I think I've seen the latest movie. It was starring Jackie Chan, right? The time, place and plot are exactly the same
I have followed the first two books. Whether this is good or bad needs to be updated by the author in the future. I believe you and wish the author a great new book. Breaking
Boss, the titles of your books are quite simple and crude!
Many book friends think that fictional entertainment articles lack a sense of immersion. In fact, they are still very interesting as long as they are well written. A second-hand veteran driver expresses his expectation. I would like to give you a suggestion, a harem is fine, but the number of girls should be appropriate, not too many, preferably no more than three.
The 4 recommendation votes used to be given to "China Entertainment Dream" every day, but now they are given to "Overhead Entertainment" every day. Come on, update!
Why do we need to be isolated? Does it still count as China Entertainment if we are isolated?
This book by the author applies the setting model of "The King of Entertainment" and "The Greatest Movie King" to create a different entertainment world. The writing is plain but not poor, the plot development is not bloody, and the characters are vivid and powerful. In particular, the various Chinese entertainment bigwigs appear in succession, which is constantly surprising.