The Entire Entertainment Industry Thinks I'm Washed Up
全娱乐圈都以为我糊了
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- Modern Romance
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- Showbiz Romance
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A Binge-Worthy List of Smart, Stunning Female Leads
A picky reader A bookworm of over ten years I have very strong personal reading preferences. A book doesn’t have to be pure wish fulfillment, but the logic and characters’ intelligence need to hold up! Sometimes I do enjoy pure wish-fulfillment fiction: so engrossing that I’m swept along by the pacing, with no need to think. All that matters is the satisfying rush. I still favor beautiful female protagonists who are self-reliant and smart. [Mostly xianxia and xuanhuan with no male lead] [A few h
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1. All comments on this list are my personal opinions. Please don't take them too seriously! 2. I only review books I've actually read.
❤️ A Magical No-CP Reading Room ❤️ Male- and Female-Oriented Fiction Welcome
💟 Hua Ji's Reading List 💟 🎈 Only recommending stories with no male or female lead ☯ I also recommend promising new novels 🎉 Well (ﾟДﾟ)ﾉ I basically only recommend novels I've read 🎊 Please don't recommend stories with couples Especially harem stories 🐴 To be honest, I only started reading no-CP stories after harem novels poisoned me beyond repair (I even wrote a whole essay about it, qwq). I proudly fly the no-CP flag 🚩 💝 I just remembered I've been a little bookworm for five years now (⑉°з°)-♡
Women’s Fiction · Fun · Clean and Crisp Prose
I'll probably check out books recommended in the comments. Also, this list is specifically for female-oriented fiction. I'm honestly a bit picky. I like strong female leads, but I also enjoy sweet, naive heroines. Logic matters a lot to me. If a story doesn't make sense, it needs to be truly original for me to stick with it. Lately, I've been into interstellar farming and traditional mysteries. If any authors are writing interstellar farming or traditional mysteries, feel free to recommend your
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In the realm of entertainment novels, female-oriented novels are far superior to male-oriented ones. Perhaps it's because women are more reserved, so they tend to create original works. Male-oriented entertainment novels, on the other hand, are mostly plagiarized harem stories, which are quite disgusting.
Am I the only guy reading female-oriented books because I'm out of reading material? 🙂 (Very quiet. Jpg)
It's normal and affectionate for fans to call the female lead "Yu Bao," but it feels strange when people around them or other actors and directors call her that in everyday life. For example, it feels awkward when Yu Junhao, Song Ang, and Qian Zhaonian call her "Yu Bao." Especially when Dai and Song are arguing about the artistic and commercial aspects of the film, Song's reply, "What does Yu Bao mean by that?" After the female lead speaks is so jarring; it completely ruins the atmosphere.
The protagonist's background doesn't need to be so tragic and dramatic. There are many mindless trolls online these days, but even more are just bystanders like me. When there's celebrity gossip, our first reaction isn't criticism, but suspicion, and then indifference. I didn't even post a single comment when the scandal involving Shuang broke.
To be honest, if you changed the nickname "Yu Bao" to her real name, she'd probably have more fans. Sometimes I just find this nickname absurd. It's one thing to call her that in private, but using it at award ceremonies feels really out of place.
There aren't any stupid or incompetent villains, which is great. But the filming process felt a bit boring. The feeling is: Filming (no specific details, at most fragments) Pass filming Pass It might be fun at first, but it gets boring after a while. The above are my personal feelings.
Does anyone else think it's a pity Xia Yu didn't end up with Yu Junhao? 😁
It's pretty good. I've been looking for entertainment industry novels without a male lead, but there are very few. This one is refreshing. The assistant and manager (or boss?) Are both girls, and their mutual support is great. However, it's a bit frustrating. I hope there will be more satisfying moments later on, like the protagonist getting revenge for the original owner.
I have mixed feelings. First of all, the author's writing is excellent, and the premise of this book is quite rare these days; everything is very reasonable. However, skipping around from the first chapter to over a hundred chapters was honestly too tedious. I hope the author continues to do well!
Is "The Female Cultivator's Rebirth Guide" a cliffhanger? I hope this one won't be another cliffhanger.