From Taobao Shop Owner to a Top-Tier Star in the Entertainment Industry
从淘宝老板到娱乐圈顶流
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
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12kRecommendations
65.6kFans
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I’ve been reading for twenty years, and after so many books, very few have stayed with me. This list collects distinctive, representative works from different genres, along with promising new books. I don’t have time to write detailed reviews, but I’ll add them gradually. I only include ongoing serials and new releases, not completed works. These are purely my personal opinions. I hope they’re useful, and thanks for reading.
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A Treasured Shelf, Hidden Deep in My Heart~
A gentle warmth and a whole lot of emotion~
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This protagonist is such a scumbag! It's not a matter of whether he's a womanizer or not; it's a matter of his character. You can play around with women, but when someone gets pregnant, you can't handle it properly. You can't make any decisions at home; all you do is mess around outside.
Having read up to chapter 134, I feel the author writes incredibly thoughtlessly, like a troublemaker, completely ignorant of the system and capitalism, purely indulging in wishful thinking. And then there's this woman who's nine months pregnant and still comes back—unbelievable…
You've become addicted to writing about Cao Cao, haven't you? Dongzi is so powerful, and you're messing with his woman? You're just asking for trouble. Besides, Dongzi has a good reputation. This stuff you're writing is really pointless.
Zhang Jiao (Crown Princess *^O^*)
Zhang Tian'ai, formerly known as Zhang Jiao, is a Chinese actress who was born in Harbin, Heilongjiang Province in 1990.
It's well-written, maintaining the same style as the previous books. This one doesn't feature Liu Yifei yet, so those tired of Liu's saccharine portrayals can find something to enjoy here. While there are still some minor issues, it's alright. I love how the protagonist, with his connections, can freely roam the entertainment industry.
I licked it from the beginning to the end.
They fawn over everyone they meet, regardless of who the male lead is. Even after he's become a powerful figure, they still fawn over him. The male lead's own company has already produced many hit dramas, and if they want to cast celebrities in TV series or movies, do they still need the male lead, a big boss, to fawn over them? Shouldn't it be that as long as the male lead gives the word, those celebrities will actively fawn over him?
Illogical
Urban fiction is really declining in quality these days. How can a book like this be so popular? Even basic novels aren't written like this!
Well, you can't read this novel with your brain. But I didn't expect there to be so many people who don't use their brains. How did this novel manage to get V3? It's all a shady deal.
There's an overwhelming sense of awkwardness. I couldn't get into it after a few chapters; it just got more and more awkward. Am I getting old? 😒😒
Streetwear brands are fine, but without factories, they are too asset-light. Unless you only focus on brand operations in the future, it's better to buy factories.