Reborn in an Age of Splendor
重生风华时代
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
477Chapters
20.6kRecommendations
37kFans
In booklists 6
Smart Characters, Gripping Stories, and Logical Plots. Come Check Them Out!
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Reborn Entrepreneur Stories: Building a Business Empire
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All Worth a Read (Ongoing Series, Recommended by a 20-Year Bookworm)
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Entertainment Industry Fiction
Showbiz novels
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The Ones I Finally Managed to Pick Out
If I can get through it, that's good enough. Finding these wasn't easy.
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Urban Rebirth: All New Books and Budding Stories
Urban fiction, including Chinese entertainment, business, American entertainment, soccer, and basketball.
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Reader comments 25
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After reading 100 chapters, I'd like to remind the author that Macau only abolished polygamy in 1979-1980.
This is the only serious entertainment novel I've read in the last five or six years. The author's writing is solid and well-balanced; the characters aren't overly developed, but they're all intelligent. I'm very satisfied; it's a good book.
Suddenly there's no romance at all, speechless.
Why was the female lead removed, and why was it removed so abruptly?
Why isn't the "Local Scenery" illustration being updated anymore?
The protagonist has no children, doesn't work out, and if he dies, there will be no one to inherit his company.
Give me some advice If you're not good at writing romance scenes, write less of them. The way you arranged for Lin's friend to have a conflict with the protagonist's uncle was too forced.
The author could fast-forward to the 1980s; without familiar female stars as confidantes in Hong Kong entertainment, it's hard to connect with the characters. For example, Vivian Chow, Kelly Chen, etc.
It's already finished! The commercial aspects of this book are excellent, but the romance is too weak. When will the author start a new book?
I also saw the author mention that creating original content is a thankless task. I think that's perfectly normal. Original content = not seen before = no sense of immersion. You think you've put a lot of effort into writing, but readers have no idea what you're writing. I suggest you try to mix original content with movies that feature dancing.