Chinese Showbiz: Born to Be the Protagonist
华娱之天生主角
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- Completed
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- Urban
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- Showbiz Romance
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Jia Ling appeared in the first few chapters, and I thought she was also a female lead. The author suggested that writing a story with Jia Ling would definitely be a hit. Brothers and sisters who support Jia Ling as the female lead, please give this a like!
This book is absolutely perfect for my taste, but I'm now in a reading slump. I can't really get into other entertainment novels anymore. The last time I felt this way was after I finished reading "I Am Just an Actor." The scope of these two books completely blows away a whole bunch of Chinese entertainment novels.
Archaeological DV video, featuring Xixi and Aunt Liu.
Why does the author insist on incorporating metaphysics? It's so simple: Jing Tian has powerful connections and is wealthy. The protagonist doesn't want trouble, so he can just bring her along. It's good to have someone powerful to rely on. Why insist on adding metaphysics? Is it some kind of feudal superstition?
Please don't write about Nazha and Dilraba, they're really ugly.
The bearded TV main characters are all paid actors; even if you're his son, it's useless, let alone his nephew.
Well, this novel isn't worth reading even though the female lead isn't Liu Yifei. The reason is that I simply can't relate to multi-female lead novels featuring Liu Yifei. I've always thought Liu Yifei is only suited for single-female lead stories. Of course, this is just my personal opinion.
Everything else is fine, just don't write about mother and daughter. People should at least have some basic principles.
The beginning was well-written, but when he met Liu Yifei and Liu Xiaoli, he became a complete simp, fawning over them relentlessly. The contrast with the beginning was too stark, and I couldn't bear to read any further.
There are no women in the entertainment industry, right? Every book features Liu Yifei as the female lead. Speechless.