
The Great Eunuch of Chinese Showbiz
华娱大太监
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 548k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
200Chapters
17.8kRecommendations
26.6kFans
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Reader comments 38
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Once you see the First Emperor unifying the world, is there any need to continue reading? Sometimes it's so exaggerated, you couldn't even dream of it. If you dared to write it, I wouldn't dare to read it. Have some shame!
What I hate most is when you randomly throw in something that doesn't reflect the times, creating a hodgepodge of elements. If that doesn't flop, then something truly bizarre is going to happen.
Zeng Li
The entire cast suffers from a sudden drop in intelligence, the protagonist doesn't know what he should or shouldn't say, he gives away treasures everywhere, and gets overly self-indulgent.
I read it for a while, but it turned out to be a harem novel, not my type.
The subject matter is excellent, but unfortunately you've overused it.
It feels like a completely unstructured, purely wish-fulfillment work, written as thoughts came to mind. The protagonist jumps from one industry to another, writing books, acting, and singing all at once. He's constantly showing off and chasing girls, and the author even has to give him a special aura to force girls to date him—it's truly outrageous.
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This is such sycophancy! They'll lick anyone's boots, human or ghost. They directly copy other people's marketing and promotion, and the author seems to believe it wholeheartedly. It's truly toxic.
Forgive me for not being well-read; I couldn't get into Lord of Mysteries.