
Music Rings Across Xiangjiang
乐响香江
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 399k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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126Chapters
2.7kRecommendations
6kFans
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Every time I see something about a goddess, it's considered a simp story. If you're rich and powerful, even if you don't date goddesses, they won't even look at you. Don't be such a simp!
Vivian Chow was beautiful when she was young
It needs to be a single female lead, definitely not a harem.
Variety shows also have copyrights, and they're quite valuable, like "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?". They can also be sold to European and American television stations.
Is Michelle Reis unattractive? Is Brigitte Lin unattractive?
Summoning the three generations of ancestral toads
I really admire the author; he doesn't care about meat or vegetables, raw or cold food, and he can get into anyone's hole and fill anyone's pit. He's perfect for a job involving the recycling and wholesale of secondhand goods.
Perhaps Vivian Chow, the female lead, shouldn't enter the entertainment industry as an actress? Being a singer would be fine too.
Romance in the entertainment industry is too fake; it's all about physical attraction, not emotional connection.
I've read up to chapter 30. It seems the author can't distinguish between "" and "". Many phrases like "" are typed as ""... Is the author typing on a phone?