
My Career in the Chinese Entertainment Industry
华娱之我的从艺生涯
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- Ongoing
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- 821k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Chinese Entertainment Novels with Liu Yifei as the Sole Female Lead
Mainly a collection of novels I’ve read or am reading with Liu Yifei as the female lead.
Chinese Entertainment Novels
One female lead, Xixi. For myself.
Qianqian's Reading List
Xixi, could you introduce the books and say what they're like? I can only add ten a day, so I'll add them gradually. The limit is 50 books.
Chinese Entertainment: Liu Qianqian, An Feng, Liu Yifei
Ongoing books with celestial beauties as the heroines, mainly in Chinese entertainment. Lao Liu seems to have found his stride over the past couple of years, and it brought back some memories for me.
Lao Liu Specialist
If you like entertainment novels with a single female lead and Lao Liu, give these a look. No guarantees.
🔥🔥 A Veteran Reader's Must-Read Picks: Top Entertainment Fiction 🔥 Chinese Entertainment 🔥
Showbiz novels make up a major part of the urban genre, and Chinese entertainment-industry stories account for a particularly large share. However, many showbiz novels have issues such as multiple female leads. That can make the plot harder to follow and detract from the reading experience. In some, the female lead is little more than a plot device, and poorly written characters can spoil the story too. So here are a few excellent novels with a single, well-developed female lead. Come give them
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These days, eight out of ten entertainment novels feature Liu Yifei as the female lead, and the other two are either Liu Shishi or Yang Mi. I'm just baffled. Are there no beautiful women in the entertainment industry? Do they have to write about these same few people? I'm so tired of it. As soon as I see Liu Yifei as the female lead, I instantly lose all desire to continue reading.
Indigenous people? Barely acceptable. But an indigenous person plus a student is a bit much. In that industry, having a music player isn't enough. There are tons of talented people in the entertainment industry, but how many actually succeed? The protagonist's character, who's shocked even by the mention of breast augmentation, is really not worth watching!
Shennong stopped at five chapters; with this level of writing, he's only good enough for kindergarten; he can't write web novels.
What kind of rubbish aesthetics are these? Even a dog wouldn't watch "The Wind and the Dogs."
The female lead hasn't been changed!
Recently, some readers have raised questions, asking why the female supporting characters appear more often than the female lead, and whether the female lead has been changed. Let me clarify: the female lead hasn't been changed, really! However, 2007-2008 was Liu Yifei's peak. Even if the male lead clings to her now, it'll just be everyday stuff.
Liu Yifei must be exhausted in the online world, playing the leading role in one book after another.
First of all, I really dislike this habit of requiring a certain number of followers to comment. I have to pay money just to comment; can't they refund me if I'm not going to comment? Is this considered bundled marketing? Secondly, the part about Wuji is quite off-putting. It's created for the sake of creating conflict; Wuji is so bad, how many people would support it? It's ridiculous.
This is a bait-and-switch tactic. The tagline is "Liu, the female lead," but Zhang Jianing, a supporting actress, has more screen time than the female lead. Liu only appears when she's around 150cm tall—it's ridiculous! Is this just a way to scam fans out of their money?
I'm seriously sick of Liu Yifei. Can't we use someone else? Stop with all the names like Liu Yifei, Yang Mi, and Liu Shishi – none of them have any real talent!
It's not that you can't write about indigenous people, it's that you can't write about idiots. You're just reading an online novel, and do you really think you could write that kind of growth story yourself? The plot is good, but the character settings are a bit too realistic, which is a little hard to accept. I'll add it to my bookshelf first, and decide after reading two chapters before publishing it.