
I Just Want to Sell Things, but You Keep Making Me Show Off My Talents
我只想卖货,你们却逼我上才艺
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- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
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- 1mo ago
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Tangyuan's Entertainment Book List ⭐
Welcome to Tangyuan's entertainment-fiction list. This list includes all kinds of entertainment-industry novels. Details below ↓ ❗Caution: entertainment fiction inevitably includes plagiarism of works or romances with celebrities, so this list may not suit readers who are particularly sensitive to those elements. Most of the books here contain both. Wishing you happy reading! 🌸 Selection rules 1. The main subject must be entertainment fiction, with writing, the film and television industry, th
Hundred-Grass Garden Bookshop
There are fewer and fewer books worth reading these days. I've checked these out, and they're to my taste. I'll keep updating the list. P.S. I mainly read alternate-history urban entertainment and industrial fiction.
Reading Rations for a Seasoned Bookworm
Sharing some personal favorites that make for good casual reading. I've had this list for a long time, but I'm the sort of reader who doesn't like writing reviews, so I've been too lazy to maintain it. I stumbled across it recently and on a whim picked a few books from my shelf to add, so I wouldn't accidentally delete them while tidying up and forget where to find them. Hopefully they'll also serve as personal recommendations for fellow readers. Whether you like them is up to you! PS: 1. I prob
A Private Reading List from a Passerby
These are novels I've read and enjoyed. They may not be the cream of the crop, but each has something special to offer.
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The Earthy Superstar
My Hardcore Music Career
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Of the Four Great Classical Novels, Dream of the Red Chamber is the most difficult to accept. Those who like it truly love it, while those who don't feel it doesn't deserve the title of one of the Four Great Classical Novels. Most people only know of it but haven't read the original text, and in fact, they can't get through it.
Sigh, I saw the concert scene. It's such a pity for the sixth princess to have only one female lead. Since the author has decided on a single female lead, there shouldn't be any ambiguous descriptions of the other female supporting characters.
The choice of *Dream of the Red Chamber* is really awkward, an absurd one. It directly makes the tone of the entire book very strange. As the most unique of the Four Great Classical Novels, *Dream of the Red Chamber* is literature, not just a novel. It has almost no chance of becoming a huge hit in modern times.
Autumn Sunshine
Well, even though I've only read fifty or sixty chapters, I still want to rant: Is the author really a woman? She's so good at making suggestive jokes! 😄😄😄 Sometimes even I, a guy, feel ashamed of myself. 😭😭😭 I also noticed something else: this author is really free; she replies to almost every chapter's comments. 🙂 This is the first time I've seen an author so free! 😁😁😁
I bought it for free for a limited time, and then I realized I had been following that book before. Let me share my thoughts. This book has obvious advantages and disadvantages. The advantage is that they understand how to create engaging and entertaining short videos on Douyin. The downside is that the background setting is disconnected from the story's direction.
Autumn Sunshine
The Guinness World Record is 807 letters per minute. Assuming each Chinese character requires six letters, that's approximately 134 words per minute. Since you're not the record holder, let's assume 100 words per minute. According to WHO standards, a healthy person needs eight hours of sleep.
Autumn Mother
The playlist has been created, and they're all great!!! Keep up the good work, author!