
The Shining Superstar of Chinese Entertainment
华娱之巨星闪耀
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 204k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Yang Mi is so cute! 😍
The Female Protagonist Class in Chinese Entertainment Novels Level 1: The Great Tang Poet Immortal (of the 85th generation)... Level 2: Jing Tian, Li Qin, Zhao Liying, Ni Ni, the Three Beauties of Western Regions, Gao Yuanyuan... Level 3: Zhao Yihuan, Yang Ying, Yuan Shanshan, Yuan Bingyan, Zhang Tianai, Hu Jing... Bizarre Level: Zeng Li
If you have any suggestions for the female lead, or any pitfalls to avoid, please leave a message in the book's online community. I will consider them all. Thank you again for your support of this book.
I haven't read the book, but let me tell you, never listen to those people who write harem novels. Writing one will ruin everything; it's only good for a niche audience and their own amusement. A single female lead, or at most three, is acceptable. Just look at the category charts; the top two are single-female-lead novels.
You could say that making money as a singer by releasing albums is one thing, but as the owner of an investment company, why is he running around acting in film crews? Is he out of his mind?! He stays on set for months at a time, constantly pulling strings. He should just invest and make money, not bring his own investment to act in a film! He should use that time to promote his album or think of other ways to make money, and focus on developing his cinema business!
None of your books are unfinished.
I can't quite put my finger on it, but something just feels off. It feels like you're jumping around a bit too fast. It's like you're filming a movie today and it's going to be released tomorrow.
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