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Chinese Entertainment Novels
Writing about Chinese entertainment isn't easy. Recommendations welcome.
Entertainment, Urban, Fantasy, History, Sports: Books I've Read Carefully
I found all these myself while exploring a sea of books. Enjoy with confidence!
Reborn: Urban, Entertainment, Fantasy, and More
☆♡ Mainly adding books I'm following or have on my shelf ♢♢♢ ☆☆ Updated from time to time, and I'll try to remove all the abandoned stories ♡♡ ☞☞☜☜ Includes both new books and titles already available to VIP subscribers
Novels with Gao Yuanyuan as the Female Lead
Novels featuring Gao Yuanyuan as the main heroine
Top Picks: Film and TV Transmigration, Urban Rebirth, Satisfying Historical Fiction, and Sci-Fi
I recommend some books I enjoy, hoping to bring readers suffering from a reading drought something that suits their tastes. Transmigration through film and television into an infinite-flow setting, Infinite flow across the heavens, Quality entertainment-industry and celebrity novels, Quality Urban rebirth novels, Quality Urban novels with multiple female leads, Occasionally, I recommend quality historical wish-fulfillment novels, Book friends are also welcome to recommend good books to th
My Personal List ❤️ Urban, Tech, Entertainment, Historical, and Xianxia Novels ❤️ Recommend What You Like ❤️
Personally customized by an old bookworm. Please collect, follow, comment and ask for everything😘😘😘🌹🌹🌹. Mainly recommend the history of urban science and technology, sports and entertainment⭐️🧡ྀི💛ྀི❤️ ྀི A person who can see things from the perspective of others and understand other people's inner activities will never have to worry about his own future💗🐯🈶⭐️ Heighten enthusiasm with hope and smooth mountains with perseverance. As long as the road is right, you are not afraid of a long road⭐️ A g
Top-Tier Reading Stash
All kinds of hidden gems and solid reads, essential for anyone in a reading slump. Follow me. You won't regret it!
Top Chinese Entertainment Fiction Picks, No Liu Yifei
My last list had books with Qianqian. This one is specifically for heartfelt Chinese entertainment-industry stories without Qianqian as the female lead.
Celebrity and Entertainment Novel Recommendations
This list is dedicated to novels about celebrities and the entertainment industry. As I read, I’ll share any good ones I come across. I hope you enjoy them, and that this list helps you find something to read.
【Chinese Entertainment】Watch the Hero Rise to Fame: You’re the Star of the Show.
This list focuses on Chinese entertainment industry novels, especially stories about mainland China’s showbiz scene. See how the protagonists show off, revisit classic films and TV shows, and learn all sorts of things about the entertainment industry, including its inside scoop. Watch as the entertainment world rises, and see whether you can carve out a place for yourself. In this glittering world, there’s no shortage of romantic entanglements. If you’re interested, come check them out. Please
👀 Ongoing Series and New Finds
I like serialized novels and new releases, and I read a pretty wide range.
The Ones I Finally Managed to Pick Out
If I can get through it, that's good enough. Finding these wasn't easy.
Chinese Entertainment Fiction Picks
There are so few entertainment-industry novels set in China, it's tough to find good ones. Here are a few recommendations. If you like them, feel free to save this list. I'll keep updating it later.
Urban Fiction ☜
The better urban entertainment novels I've followed over the years
Entertainment Novels with a Bit of Spark
Novels worth reading, all top-quality
Lao Liu's Reading List
Personal favorites
Books This Old Reader Can Stick With
Lazy Old Bai's reading list. No telling when I'll update it.
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Dark Wind
Have a little more confidence! The author may have no idea about the Oscars for Best Director, Best Foreign Language Film and the Palme d'Or in 2000! Lao Chen has been enjoying welfare for twenty years with half a Golden Palm. The reason why Lao Chen Wuji was able to suppress Lao Mouzi before was because the Chinese Scorpion had the sole share of the Palme d'Or in Farewell My Concubine. Ang Lee's Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon won an Oscar and was almost hailed as a national hero like Liu Xiang, so no one dared to object to the protagonist's achievements as the number one director in Asia. In 2007, Jet Li, who was a famous actor in the domestic film market, could get a salary of 100 million. It is really puzzling that a star like the protagonist can get 40 million, which is too expensive! The previous few movies have made a lot of money for several companies. Now he is the director, owns the screenwriter's copyright, has no shortage of funds, has theaters, and owns the bureau. He can decide who to play with and who not to play with. It is entirely up to the protagonist. If anyone finds it too expensive, he can not invest. Anyway, the protagonist has never failed at the box office. There are people all over the world who want to make movies with him. It is a bit unreasonable to take a dead salary when you clearly know that Wandering Earth can make a lot of money! Also, investment in the protagonist's company is a risky business activity, and may result in profit or loss; the protagonist's remuneration is personal labor remuneration, and it depends on whether the box office is good or not. The nature of the two is different, so public and private should be separated. It is impossible to say that if the company I am a shareholder of invests, I will have to pay less to work in vain. A blockbuster with special effects like this would take two or three years to complete, and the salary of 40 million for a movie in a few years is still less than half of the salary of a TV series produced by Xiaohua Kuitu. After Xu Guangtou became famous with "Thailand", he put the director's starring fee of 80 million into his personal pocket before the filming of the director's movie started. The main character asks for 40 million for such a big card, but it's too expensive and has to be paid in installments. If the main character has a temper, just tell him to get out! Even if you don't have 100 million, it won't be enough for the protagonist's achievements over the years. If you can't afford the remuneration, you can use the shares to offset it. It's up to the investors to weigh whether to pay the remuneration or the shares. You don't want to pay the salary and you don't want to part with the share, so you work for free? Wouldn't it be better to use it to build a school like Louis Koo than give it to the capitalists?
Early vs Now
Why do some authors always think that movies or TV series that will be popular in the future will still be popular if they are released early? Will 2018's "The Richest Man in Xihong City" be a hit when it is released in 2005? I highly doubt it. Personally, I feel that there is a high probability that I will rush into the street. Westward Journey is an example.
I don't know how many people still like this book after Fang Nan started to win the Academy Award and got close to Wong Kar-wai and Zhang Ziyi. . Maybe some people like this plot, but I really can't accept it. It's uncomfortable to watch. After complaining, delete the book...
Sissi
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Pears
Joining the Tang Dynasty is definitely a bad move. I really don't understand what the author thought he went to Tangren. It doesn't matter if people in Tang Dynasty want people but no one, money, or connections, it doesn't matter. What's the point of making a movie for you?
I have read several Chinese entertainment books, and as long as there is Liu Yifei in the character column, the number of little hearts is always the first! It can be said that the status of the fairy heroine is well deserved!
Pears