Glory in Chinese Entertainment

If you're a long-time reader, you'll be very familiar with what Fatty excels at. If not, that's okay; I'll venture a few words. Fatty's greatest strength, in my opinion, is absolutely masterful on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform), specifically in "interactions between opposite sexes (including romantic interactions), romantic scenes, and the depiction of variety shows."

If you have any donations to make, please donate to the character Qin Xuan. Once the character's Star Value reaches 200,000, you can get a birthday craft event, which is equivalent to a major promotion! Of course, if you're a big spender with silver or gold coins, it's best to tip in one go, since it will promote the entire site! Fatty's new book has just launched. Although the plot hasn't unfolded yet, I hope everyone can be patient and have faith in Fatty!

I only found out today that the fat guy's real name is Rong Yao, he's 36 years old, has no car or house, works as an online novelist, and wrote a book called "The Glory of Chinese Entertainment," which had a lot of trouble getting approved!

Judging from the current situation, it seems that some of the huge pits that the fat man has dug out are likely to cause trouble later. From a psychological perspective, the first issue is self-awareness and self-positioning after a soul-transmigration. Everyone has a self-awareness and self-positioning.

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Glory works as an extra and sees Qingcheng, who is also an extra. Glory and Qingcheng fall in love, and Glory teaches Qingcheng acting and does her makeup. Later, Qingcheng becomes famous, and Glory insists on breaking up with her. Qingcheng has no choice but to send him to a competition. In the end, Glory and Ruoruo form a popular couple. Hahahahahahaha

I was really tricked into reading this by these comments. I thought it would be really good... I read over 40 chapters and it didn't kill me. Is this really a male-oriented book? Even female-oriented books aren't this angsty. Of course, the author's writing style is definitely good. I'm writing this to warn readers who want to read normal, entertaining novels.

This new book is not friendly to old readers who have been following it since its early days. Even if they see words like "laughing so hard they were shaking" or "eyes wide open", they can still feel nostalgic and expectant and keep reading. But it is very unfriendly to new readers. The 250,000-word prelude, which is still going on for who knows how long, can be described in two words: discourage readers.

Keep it up, Fatty! No matter how you write, you can't satisfy everyone. Stick to your own outline and don't let the trolls influence you too much. Normal plot discussions are welcome. If you find it toxic or unpalatable, you don't have to read it. There are plenty of overpowered, arrogant, and slap-in-the-face novels on Qidian that should suit your taste.

Do I read novels to make myself uncomfortable?