Chinese Showbiz: The Top-Tier Star
华娱之顶流天王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 531k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 4y ago
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253Chapters
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23.3kFans
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This book won't be long. PS: This is just my personal opinion (it's not very interesting; I haven't watched any web dramas from 2015 onwards, so I can't relate to them; the high-rated TV dramas and web dramas are just so-so, just hyped up, all garbage (again, this is just my personal opinion). There are almost no good songs; most are just catchy pop songs amplified from short videos.
The three boys' names aren't their real names, which is a bit distracting.
About the female lead
I see everyone is struggling with the female lead, and the author is also quite conflicted. Choosing a well-known actress seems like a bad idea, since they've already written about her to death and she has a lot of scandals. But not being very famous doesn't seem like a good option either. Maybe an ordinary person would be better! So let's start a thread here and everyone can share their opinions. The author should try to choose a female lead that no one dislikes.
You only take the paycheck for every movie? No investment or equity? Are you only allowed to invest in one or none of them? Besides, you know nothing about the movies except the lead actor? He played the lead role in Wolf Warrior 2, tsk tsk tsk, even Wu Jing sold his house to raise funds for investment, yet you didn't even consider taking a share. What was the author thinking?
Please, the female lead shouldn't be Zhou Ye. I'd rather be Zhang Naifeng. Of course, I don't know much about the post-00s actresses. The ones I know are Guan Xiaotong, Zhang Xueying, Liu Haocun, and so on. Liu Haocun has some works to show for it.
The first three chapters seem pretty good, except the group name is a bit jarring. 🤭
What's so interesting about Chinese entertainment without a harem theme?
I'd like to offer some advice to authors who write about popular male protagonists: don't make assumptions. Things don't always go as planned; popularity is a double-edged sword. If an author wants to write about a top-tier male protagonist, they should at least learn about the top-tier fans first, right? They won't know anything about the real life of the protagonist.
To summarize: Advantages: You can read this when you're bored and have nothing to read, as there are relatively few perspectives from the three children. Warning signs: 1. Students who studied at Beijing Film Academy (BFA) went straight to the national college entrance examination (Gaokao) without taking the art entrance exam;
Dali is mine, I'm coming clean.