Japanese Entertainment: Rewinding to 2011
日娱之回档2011
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 753k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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325Chapters
9.9kRecommendations
12.7kFans
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Wow, this Japanese entertainment is amazing! I voted. Unlike other shows with Yang Weiwen, this Japanese entertainment only has one female lead, which is just ridiculous.
To be honest, the side stories are better than the main story. 😄😄😄
This is my first time watching Japanese entertainment, and it's really to my taste.
The Japanese entertainment industry is tough; only a real man would refrain from taking advantage of others.
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I support the author; the pacing is quite good right now. I just hope the author can balance the proportion of romantic scenes and career descriptions a bit more in the future. The female characters who have already appeared are portrayed quite vividly, but their stories often end abruptly, giving them a bit of an NPC (NPC) feel. Perhaps you could consider writing more about them.
It feels like after the author went to America, this book turned into a "super-rich saga." While the financial plot was compressed, concentrating content scattered across 100 chapters into a dozen or so makes it feel like a drastic departure from the main entertainment storyline, adding a significant leveling-up element. Whether it's finance, entertainment, or romance, the progression is lost.
This book is really good. You can tell that the author prepared detailed information, and the writing style is also quite good. He should not be a newcomer. In order to keep the author of this book from being cut off prematurely, I'll try to offer a few suggestions. The book title is too obscure and lacks keywords (such as Japanese entertainment).
I clicked on this page because of Mai-sama in the synopsis, and it took me several hours to finish reading it. To be honest, I was a little surprised that Mai-sama hasn't appeared in the first hundred chapters. Right now, the old bridge is the only thing keeping me reading.
Looking back at Japanese entertainment news lately, I came across this book. It's actually not bad, but why would someone who reads Japanese entertainment news be reading a business novel here? If the goal is to have a powerful identity in Japanese entertainment, just establish it from the beginning—a family is fine.
Wow, there's a book to read now! (Clicking on the character card reveals the author is Lao DD!)