Showbiz Begins with Divorce
从离婚开始的文娱
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- Ongoing
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- 6.7M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
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- 3d ago
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A Tiny Flame in an Old Bookworm's Heart
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When All the Splendor Fades and I Look Back at Dusk, Only Poetry and Books Remain in This World
The sky leaves no trace when Pegasus flies by; one backward glance, and ten thousand years have passed. Youth blooms like brocade beneath the emerald canopy; moonlit water and mirrored flowers leave only a fleeting romance. Our spirit shakes the mountains and rivers, praised through the ages; the sword dances across the martial world, through summer and winter. When all the splendor fades, I look back at dusk; only poetry and books remain in this world. --------------------------------- I create
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Well, to be honest, this male lead gives me this "pure, innocent" vibe. Seriously. You go and bother Chen Ziyu, the CEO of Brilliant Entertainment. What business is it of yours? She might resemble your past life's love interest a little, but she's the CEO, and you're just a nobody.
The male protagonist, who had seen many storms in his past life, immediately lost all his intelligence upon meeting the female protagonist. 🤔
Just to say a few words 1. This is really cruel. The protagonist acted like a scoundrel and got pranked, yet he still has the nerve to get angry? Is this some kind of infamous double standard in China? 2. This is so melodramatic, the ex-wife just keeps popping up endlessly.
I can't accept a strong, independent woman who recklessly pursues her ex-girlfriend without any rationality. The premise is too low-brow. The handling of the ex-wife is also uninspired. The pacing is too slow; after 20+ chapters, she hasn't even started earning money to improve her status, so I can't continue reading.
Uh, chasing after a past life girlfriend seems like just looking for a replacement? Disgusting.
The character who vomits blood isn't very intelligent, and the plot is clichéd.
This book is not bad, but there are some parts that I hope the author can improve. The female supporting character, Momo, is innocent, but don't overdo it. Blowing on the male lead's hot mouth on the provincial TV station without considering the occasion? This isn't just a matter of innocence; she's completely clueless and brainless.
Write well; as long as you update frequently, you'll become popular. Since the main character can sing, why not have him sing a few more songs?
What was the real content of those ninety-odd chapters? It only touched on the main characters briefly, while meticulously describing the behind-the-scenes intrigue and trivialities. What did those ninety-odd chapters actually say? The author could have finished it in ten chapters. Now I understand, it's all just filler, the water of the ocean.
Please, don't write about romance. If you're going to write about romance, I'd rather portray the protagonist as a jerk than this kind of devoted, simp-like character.