Chinese Entertainment in 1994: Reborn and Starting Out as a Migrant Worker in Singapore

A system isn't necessary! But the protagonist needs a cheat code, otherwise, they're just like us ordinary people, which is boring. For example, a protagonist relying solely on memory as a cheat code is unrelatable! Perhaps the protagonist has a space they can utilize, a space that can protect them, or a digestive and absorptive function, or something to enhance their physical abilities, or even…

Guo Feili

Although I don't like Singapore, I can't deny that the old days of "birds of a feather flock together," "smoky Southeast Asia," "traveling life," and "iron butterflies" were indeed beautiful.

I remember the actress who played He Xiangu in Journey to the East was so beautiful, she had such a great presence.

Lin Jiatong

How about changing the title to "Singapore 1994" or "Lion City Chinese Language 1994"? This is too long.

Why are you so determined to fight this Lijiapo?

So far, it's been quite good. The writing style and narrative are both above average, making it worth reading. However, the Singapore setting is a bit small; perhaps you could consider changing the map later to include Hong Kong, Taiwan, mainland China, and the United States. This would broaden the scope and attract more readers.

Lin Jiatong

You were originally writing about the niche Singaporean entertainment industry, and its only advantage was its novelty. You should have emphasized that, provided more background information, and depicted Singapore's culture and customs. Taking it slow is fine; that's the strength of this genre.