
Showbiz and Longevity
娱乐长生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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491Chapters
11.3kRecommendations
74kFans
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Urban Fiction, Chinese Showbiz, Hong Kong Crime
Mainly urban novels, but I'll also include good books from other genres, both completed and ongoing. There's sure to be something here that interests you.
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Writing about Chinese entertainment isn't easy. Recommendations welcome.
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I took a look. It's fine for casual writing, but it's all fantasy cultivation and reincarnation in a neighboring village. Why not just reincarnate into yourself and make up for lost family ties? Why go through all this trouble? It's good for practicing, keep up the good work!
Seeing Yang Mi in the introduction is enough to make me want to turn off the idea. Does anyone actually think she's pretty? Her face is so long and narrow... Speechless.
Goodness, this book has a real dog-like quality! No dragging things out, just straight to the point, no unnecessary details, the plot is concise and clear, and the logic is impeccable. There are a few minor blemishes, but they do not affect the use of the product.
Where there is Yang Mi, there must be a Yang Mi tomb.
This book features an invincible protagonist, a lone immortal, and leans towards slice-of-life. If the character descriptions don't match your own, it's due to a parallel universe and has nothing to do with me. 🤫
With such a powerful cheat system, why bother with entertainment? Luck equals fame and attention. With such a sharp mind, if you want to become famous, just do scientific research. You could surpass the US, dominate the planet, expand beyond the solar system, and colonize the Milky Way in no time. You'd have a huge territory, a huge population, and your luck would be incredibly abundant. Isn't that much more prestigious and impressive than being in entertainment?
What if I can't even get through the first eight chapters?
Is the author having a stereotype about Fan Bingbing? Although her first impression now is that of a glamorous and alluring woman, she used to be genuinely innocent and pure. I still vividly remember watching her play "The White-Haired Rat" when I was a child; she was so pure.
Yang Mi may have had some cosmetic surgery later on, but she still looked very pure and lovely in her graduation photos from when she was young, standing out from the crowd in her class.
I don't know why, but I just don't feel anything for Yang Mi.