Born in 1984: A Chinese Entertainment Story
华娱之生于1984
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 365k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
131Chapters
12kRecommendations
33.8kFans
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Stop at chapter 79. Don't assume everything you think you can do. The female leads in entertainment novels have all been written to death, so why do people still write about those well-known characters? Where does the sense of identification come from if you don't know them? Take myself as an example, I almost never read entertainment novels set in parallel universes.
Being a "literary youth" is a disease that needs to be cured. I've never seen a "literary youth" who can write a good book. In the end, all the readers leave, and they're just entertaining themselves.
Some thoughts on the book's exciting elements and character design.
Having read over 100 chapters, I have some thoughts I'd like to share with the author. The excellent writing and vivid, nuanced character portrayals are the book's strengths and the reasons I've kept reading. Having read it since 2001 on Huanjian Shulian, I consider myself a veteran reader. I believe online literature has its own set of rules.
The beginning was so good, but it got worse and worse. A great story has been squandered. You need to turn things around quickly. Why are you playing the melodrama? A perfectly good entertainment story has been turned into a tragic romance. If you don't correct it soon, all the readers will leave.
Yu Feihong is better than Che Xiao in any leading role. I'm out; this declares my 1000 investment a failure.
Let me address the issue of the female lead. This book has many female protagonists, but the characters that haven't been written yet haven't been added. I mentioned this at the end of the chapters, and you'll know if you read the book. I don't understand your mentality to say it's bad in the comments section without even reading it. As a new author with a new book, I hope everyone will be understanding. Thank you for your support.
Saiga
I've noticed that many self-proclaimed artsy writers, when writing about entertainment, artificially inflate the box office of some arthouse films or mediocre movies that are destined for low ratings, even making them break records. They've completely lost their common sense in their pursuit of being artsy. I'm speechless. I wonder if this next film, "Qing Yi," will also gross 30-40 million?
Stunning
I haven't seen such a stunning Chinese entertainment novel in a long time. Yes, the word "stunning" is the word! I only read realistic Chinese entertainment novels; I can't stand the others. I clicked on this book when I saw the words "Hua Yu" (华娱), and it really amazed me. The writing is smooth and very comfortable to read.
The eunuch should also inform me, really...