Entering the Industry at Thirty, Starting with Variety Shows
三十出道从综艺开始
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 5y ago
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In Memory of All Those Years I Went Crazy Chasing New Chapters
Thinking back, it must have been about ten years ago. I used to be desperate to keep reading, and that urge still comes over me now and then, though it isn't the norm anymore. I suppose that's growing up, but whenever the feeling returns, it's still hard to resist. This list holds the books I've read over the years that left an impression on me. It may not be complete; it's just a way to remember.
A Hodgepodge of Hidden Gems
In a reading slump, trying out books and catching up on recent rankings to organize my bookshelf. Follow if you're interested.
Some Good Reads I've Enjoyed
Xianxia, urban fantasy, and gaming
A Bookworm's Book Nook
I read pretty much everything. These are novels I've been following lately, across all kinds of genres.
Books Worth Staying Up All Night For
I only recommend books I am willing to read at least twice.
Sharing Reads for a Reading Slump
I add and remove books whenever I like. These are purely my personal tastes, and most are new releases. See if anything catches your interest ∩_∩
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I was born in China, but I long for the United States I finally left the land that raised me Go to the country of freedom Even if I can't go now But one day I will pass I hope you remember my name Dongfeng 41 strategic nuclear missile
Zifeng is getting more and more beautiful.
The plot is procrastinating, the heroine is unlikable, and I wrote more than a hundred chapters about Chinese restaurants. I thought I was reading the wrong book.
After reading the first 180 chapters, there is a small problem. I feel that there is a problem with the time development in the story. I just agreed to start a company, and then the company was completed in one day. I just published the Tomb Raiders novel. In less than a day, the stars I met saw the latest. The time is too tight. It would be better to be a little looser.
It's probably a difference in perception and values. I can't stand those young idols and celebrities who are purely packaged and whose professional skills are unreliable. It's enough to just make superficial connections; are relationships really that easy to build? You're portraying everyone in the entertainment industry as ambassadors of goodwill, which makes it hard to connect with them.
Leqian
I think if the female lead character illustration is supposed to be original, it's better not to use real-life images! Using real-life images makes everything about the character verifiable, instantly making the character less ethereal, freezing the image in your mind, and leaving no room for imagination.
Reading this book felt strangely awkward. While interacting with real-life celebrities can increase immersion and vividness, a fictional world with celebrities is still preferable. Imagine how embarrassing it would be if some bored celebrity read this book!
This book is good because of the male lead, but bad because of the female lead!
It's barely watchable because of the male lead! The so-called blind date was forcibly arranged from the very beginning. The male and female leads were not on equal footing; the female lead was impulsive and not successful in her career, so she and the male lead were not a good match. The author forced the male lead to admire the female lead, but I don't see what the point of admiration is.
This book gives me a strange feeling. I don't want to read the parts with the main character, but I can read the parts without the main character.