Chinese Entertainment, 1993: From Karaoke Bar Owner to Top-Tier Star
华娱93：从歌厅老板混成顶流
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- Completed
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- 2.1M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
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- 1y ago
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Chinese Entertainment: Now That I'm a Director, Of Course I Have to Live It Up
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I feel there are logical problems with the novel. Is it really worth it for a business owner to make a bet with a nobody out of sheer anger? Might doesn't respect truth; that's the rule of society. Even for a woman, would a business owner reason with a scoundrel? Are there many idealists in reality? Or is the protagonist a pure idealist?
The author is just enjoying himself. You're probably writing this for yourself.
How about this? Is it nice? Do you like it?
Trial reading discourages students from reading
After reading over two hundred chapters, here's my review: First, while other works contain anecdotes within novels, this one interweaves anecdotes with some novel content, with an average of more than two anecdotes per chapter; Secondly, the jokes are just the kind of low-brow, overused jokes that are everywhere online; they're unoriginal, mindless, and just forced together.
Could the female lead be Na Ying? 🤓🤓
After spending over a hundred chapters talking, he suddenly decided to make a Hong Kong version of The Blair Witch Project. I knew there was a reason it flopped. The only thing worth praising is that it wasn't abandoned prematurely. 😥
Leave the American-born, greasy version of Sister Feng alone, even if you write about Jia Ling.
The protagonist has been written as a psychopath; he even flirts with Ni Ping, who is nine years older than him. This is insane! The author is clearly indulging in self-admiration.
Would "Little Apple" have become a hit in 1993? I doubt it. Songs from that era often had more profound lyrics. "Little Apple," a catchy pop song, only became popular online in 2014. Aesthetic tastes 30 years from now are completely different from those 30 years ago! Besides, "Little Apple" was only popular for a few months.
Essentially, The Blair Witch Project is a scam and has a terrible reputation, while The Haunted Village and Sadako are much better. And the copyrights keep coming in. Kayako is also good; low-budget films like Seven Deadly Sins, Saw, and Paranormal Activity are also worth watching.