Chinese Showbiz: I Can Enter Dreams and Collect Attributes
华娱：我能进入梦境捡属性
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
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- 4mo ago
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City of Storms
A Life in Seclusion Among the People Bai Juyi, Tang Dynasty The great recluse lives in the imperial court or the city; the lesser recluse retreats to the hills and fields. But the hills and fields are too desolate, while the city is too noisy. Better to be a recluse in between, a low-ranking official left behind in the capital. As if departing, yet still present; neither busy nor idle. No need to exhaust heart or strength, yet free from hunger and cold. No official duties all year round,
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Conquering Chinese Entertainment, Beneath a Brilliant Galaxy (DDDD)
The car's about to take off! This isn't a ride to kindergarten, so hurry up and hop aboard!!!
Pearls of the Canghai: Of Three Thousand Weak Waters, I Take Only One Ladle
Books to suit my personal tastes, from all sorts of genres. I've personally put each one to the test, so feel free to add them to your collection!
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Aunt Liu
It seems the author has arranged for the protagonist to be all the female celebrities in the entertainment industry.
Sisi 😚
Do you have any favorite female celebrities? Who would you recommend for the lead role?
What a waste! Such powerful abilities could make China a world superpower, or even grant him the hope of immortality, or at least a sliver of hope of becoming a cosmic catastrophe like Dr. Chen. Instead, he's dabbling in the entertainment industry, losing the big picture for small gains.
Standards for a time-travel or rebirth-themed wish-fulfillment novel: 1. The male lead cannot be cuckolded. 2. The male lead cannot be missing any female leads, and he cannot give away any women he has slept with. 3. The male lead does not frequent brothels. 4. The male lead can gamble, but he must either dominate the game or gamble purely for entertainment. 5.
Blind Sister
This is just a little erotic story, damn it.
My impression after reading 2/3
This book, in short, is a simplistic version of a Liu Bei story. I have a feeling the author's future lies in writing those online subscription-based novels rather than trying to make it on Qidian.com. It seems the author didn't do any research, ignored common sense, lacked logic, and just let their own imagination run wild. I hope the author seriously considers the suggestion of subscription-based novels.
I heard it was written by Meng Jiuzhong; I've been a fan of his for ten years.