Reborn: A Wild Dream of Entertainment
文娱重生狂想曲
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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It's Liu Yifei again. Is it because we in mainland China have no one else? Why can't we get around this? Nine out of ten entertainment-related novels feature Liu as the female lead, and the remaining one is just ambiguous and aesthetically tiring.
Wasted in my past life, reborn now, in an orphanage, new recruits join. Three great courtyards, here I come, good personality, wonderful classmates. Writing scripts, learning directing, teachers like me, highly regarded. World Cup, earning extra money, finding Ning Hao, clinging to his coattails. Stone becomes a success, as expected.
Those who constantly praise Liu Yifei for having no flaws are quite amusing. 🙂🙂
I'd like the female lead to be Liu Yifei. Although she's been in many novels, after reading this book so far, it seems like only Liu Yifei is the most suitable. First, they're from the same school, and the protagonist even skipped a grade. Second, Liu Yifei has virtually no scandals, and nationality isn't an issue since she didn't change her nationality after becoming famous in China.
The writing is smooth and truly excellent, a very comfortable read. I've already subscribed to the entire series and hope the author continues to improve. However, I don't understand why, since the story of Shanhe becoming a director, it feels inexplicably less prestigious. Haha, no offense intended. The writing is still quite good, though.
It's well-written; I thoroughly enjoyed reading it. I just have one request: focus more on your career and write less romance, or none at all. Just focus on your career; you're about to go to university, so write more bestsellers and adapt your own books into films.
The number one leading lady in Chinese entertainment is ready to take the stage!!!
The beginning was fantastic, but the plot started to get messy after the protagonist inexplicably went to high school in Shanghai and began fawning over Han Han. Maybe there wasn't a proper outline. After reading the comments discussing the later plot developments, all I can say is... Well...
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This is the first book I've subscribed to in its entirety in over a decade of working on Qidian.com. The writing style is skillful, the pacing is brisk, the exaggeration is appropriate, and the knowledge points are abundant—these are its strengths. More importantly, what is often copied is the idea and core essence, rather than simply copying and pasting. Furthermore, the protagonist is not promiscuous or arrogant; his behavior is gentlemanly and befits the identity of a scholar.