Entertainment Industry Trial Run
文娱试玩
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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In booklists 7
Only Recommending Books I Think Are Good!
Everyday stories, formulaic ones, fast-paced or laid-back ones! In short, I only recommend what I think is good!
History, Entertainment, and Books I’ve Finished or Am Reading
I like reading history and watching movies. I hate stories that wallow in misery; light and relaxing is best. Please follow! I maintain the books on this list regularly so you won't get burned. I'll add good books when I find them. Feel free to recommend books and share your thoughts in the comments. I'm hopelessly addicted to EU4. The Ming dynasty rules the world! The discussion section has some works that were censored. Only the list owner can see them.
A Ten-Year Veteran Reader's List
Few annoying flaws, steady updates. Mainly urban fiction, sports, and xianxia.
Books I Love and Some Seriously Imaginative Reads!
I originally wanted to make several separate lists to recommend different books, but it turns out you can only create one list per account. So I had to change the title and description instead! This list has all the books I've loved over the years. My tastes have changed at different stages of life, and I'm sharing them with you so we can enjoy them together. Some of these books go beyond what our ordinary minds can imagine!
A Reclusive Old Reader’s Private Collection
I've read all these books. Some are really good, while others are just okay, but none have any major deal-breakers.
Books for Myself
Since these are books I've read, there should be a bit of everything. I do prefer books that are more fun and satisfying to read. I hate feeling frustrated by a book! I rate them from 1 to 5 stars, based on my own opinion.
What's in a Name?
Nothing in particular. The books I read are just so niche that I'm afraid I won't finish them.
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Reader comments 34
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Having read up to chapter 81, this entertainment novel is generally well-written, but the details and logic are very poor. It's clear this is a world lacking in-depth structure. Nations and certain elements have been significantly elevated, but the underlying logic and industry realities remain unchanged. It's like putting shoes on a small foot.
[Gurgle gurgle]
I'm returning the visit, and I feel that your writing is getting better and better. Many of your works resonate with people, and your writing style, like the male protagonist's personality, is like a light mint—calm, insightful, and authentic.
I read all the articles I'd been saving up for two weeks in one go today, and I still feel like I haven't had enough. I really like Han Shi. Although he seems to have weak survival skills, lack social experience, and is sometimes a bit dull, and is weak, helpless, and pitiful compared to other male leads, he has a certain quality that makes his character very believable.
I really can't get through this book. I've tried so hard to keep going. People with this kind of laid-back mentality are really not suited for the entertainment industry or entertainment novels. So pretentious and artsy. I feel like I'm just making things difficult for myself by trying so hard to read so many pages.
I dropped the show when Qin Muxue became the female lead and her sister became the supporting female lead. The sister's scenes were so ambiguous at the beginning, but then a school beauty appeared halfway through and stole her away in just a few chapters. The male lead had just finished being ambiguous with his sister and went back to meet up with the school beauty. He was such a scumbag.
To spite a young idol, you permanently reduce your song revenue by 10% and give it to NetEase Cloud Music. You're so awesome!
The beginning was quite good; I really liked the protagonist's initial character design, including his laid-back attitude and such. Other descriptions are alright, but there are many instances of idiocy and overlooked flaws. However, the operation, personal copyright, and platform aspects have too many problems. The protagonist seems to have connections and seek help even when he's not well-off.
The protagonist is portrayed as too ethereal. Entertainment novels try to depict the protagonist as a celestial being like Pu Shu or Dou Wei, yet also aspire to be a mainstream, popular star. This creates a contradiction. Singing rock and folk music already carries a somewhat fringe connotation.
At first, I thought the younger sister was the female lead, but then suddenly a school beauty appeared? I don't understand...
Well, they said before that it was okay to write songs for the show, and then they said it was the original singer, and then they said it was written by someone else. They could have just made it up as if it wasn't the original singer. But I still didn't feel comfortable watching it. Oh well, maybe I'm too picky. Maybe we'll meet again someday.