Grinding My Way Up Through Food Variety Shows
从美食综艺开始卷
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 178k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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This book has mastered the essence of female-oriented fiction. If it's about directing, then focus on directing; if it's about food, then focus on food. But then it introduces a gay couple. Writing about gay men isn't inherently bad, but then they add a plot point where the entire internet mindlessly criticizes the reporter for stirring up trouble—that's really absurd. Purely a slang term for an ex-reader. 🙂
I was almost fooled by the book reviews; I thought it was really good. Xiao Zhan's character is clearly flawed, yet they still want to use him because our female lead only values work ability. The beginning says Xiao Zhan is a chauvinist who looks down on women, which Lan Jie dislikes, but later descriptions of male characters always revolve around "I'm a grown man."
It's a cure for low blood pressure, that's all I can say. 🙂
It's great! Keep up the pace! No scumbag boyfriends, no mindless cannon fodder, no biased parents, no scheming best friends, and the female lead isn't cyberbullied or bullied at school. It's so well-written, it's refreshing!
I watched the beginning and thought it was worth investing in. But after watching a little more, it got really strange. Forgive my limited vocabulary, I can't really describe it. And then there's that part with Director Pan—a provincial TV station, how could something like this happen? They should at least have a contingency plan, right? And then the female lead comes on stage and sings "The Most Romantic Thing," it's so abrupt.
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I've been recommending this novel everywhere, but it doesn't seem to be doing much good. I'm so afraid the author will quit and I'll be devastated.
The three golden chapters were incredibly captivating, and I rushed forward...
This is fantastic! I've wanted to read this kind of story for ages, but nobody writes about it on Qidian's female-oriented platform. When they do, it's just elementary school level with tons of flaws. This author's writing is superb! Keep it up, keep it up!
Can the author please write faster? Less than 50 chapters already, I don't even want to click.