The Top-Tier Star of Chinese Showbiz
华娱之顶流演员
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 686k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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243Chapters
4.8kRecommendations
26.4kFans
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Reader comments 35
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One day, Zhang Feiyu received a package. Upon opening it, he found a pressure cooker and a letter. The letter contained only one sentence: "How dare you cheat on my daughter with a mistress!" Then, the pressure cooker emitted a Canon in D from within. Zhang Feiyu initially felt a strange sense of familiarity, but before he could react, a violent explosion ensued.
To be honest, the author would have been better off writing Zhang Zifeng or Song Zuer as the female lead than Ju Jingyi. At least those two have decent character designs based on their works, and the younger one's recent relationship has generated some buzz. If all else fails, Guan Xiaotong would be fine too.
I'm recommending some books, including single volumes of Mai Mai's works (such as *Young Pi* and *The Beginning*) or books featuring the female lead. Some people say Mai Mai has many books, but actually, she only has a few.
Given the protagonist's indecisive nature when it comes to women, what kind of career can he possibly achieve?
The moment Ju Jingyi appeared, my opinion of her plummeted, especially since she seemed more like an internet celebrity than an idol. The author even tried to salvage her image, which is really ridiculous. Looking over, Actor—Actor—Idol—Internet Celebrity—Idol—Idol—Actor It is very eye-catching and very conspicuous.
This is a book for Gen Z, and I, a Gen Y, am now just disappearing. There's no other reason; I just don't feel anything for celebrities born in the 90s.
Don't be so harsh. Since the contract is problematic, invalid because you're a minor, and your family has the means, dragging it out without cancelling it really affects the reading experience... It's not that I don't support authors, but don't treat readers like idiots.
MaiMai
I feel like the female lead is showing signs of Cheng Xiao's looks? No way! I don't find her attractive at all; her bangs and large forehead make her even more plain.
I'll say it three times: Don't start a harem, don't start a harem, don't start a harem!