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Books I've Read
Some were abandoned or left unfinished, but I’ve also read some to the end.
My Third Reading List
This list is entirely based on my personal taste and appreciation for the authors' imagination. There's no serious theme to it; I just thought these books were interesting and worth sharing. Let's see how that goes.
Talent and Passion in Equal Measure
A writer’s depth determines the dramatic tension of a story and how vivid its characters feel. The passion an author puts in determines a work’s soul. This list doesn’t include formulaic, hollow, and tedious works.
Book Scrolls
I only follow ongoing books, not completed ones.
Keeping Track of and Ranting About Books I'm Reading or Have Read
Saving books for myself to read. I’m mostly looking for light, fun stories, and don’t care for angsty drama or boastful face-slapping.
2024 Book Reviews
Growing red fur, an ominous old age: novels abandoned by eunuchs or ruined with bad endings
I'll Say More When I Think of It
Warehouse No. 3
Books I've Read and Didn't Like
A record of books I've read and didn't like
Updated Regularly: Anything Not Updated for a Week Gets Removed
Currently following these. They're all pretty good.
Historical and Xianxia Reads
Please save the list, give it a like, and follow me. A little encouragement might help me update it! Some books have few comments or none at all because I got lazy. I'll add more when I have time. These are all books I've read. I've actually read far more, but I just can't remember them all. I've forgotten everything! Some may be from so long ago that they could be a bit cringe-worthy. I've listed them in chronological order, and if you've read three or four out of ten, the rest are probably t
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This book is plagiarized from someone else's. It's exactly the same from the second chapter on. Others already have 400+ chapters, and you just put it on the shelves. Don't make excuses, I won't listen. I will never believe anything without evidence. I will only believe it unless you present 400+ pieces of original evidence.
All those who write entertainment articles must pray that Liu Yifei never collapses, otherwise 9 out of 10 books will die.
Shennong Has Tried Poison The character design is inconsistent. In the early stage, it was written innocently, but in the later stage, it even got on the bus. If you like this, you can read it.
I don't understand why the protagonist, as a reborn person, signed a gambling agreement with the Tang people. If you win, the Tang people will open a personal studio for you; if you lose, you will sign a ten-year slave contract with the Tang people. You signed a gambling agreement, and the first person to trip you up was the Tang people. Simply lost his mind.
I can't understand that the main character has a relationship and is not short of money. In order to win the box office, he actually knelt down and licked Lu Tailang. He has been following the movie until now, and suddenly he was fed a mouthful of shit.
I'm speechless. What the hell is the donation reward?
If you want to get a golden body and flatter me, don't donate the Qin Wang Sword as a reward. You can tell where the antique came from and how it was preserved! Don't flatter me. I didn't take a good picture of the licking dog. I didn't treat it as a gang of tomb robbers and got caught.
You can first act like a stock genius and act like a financial guru to gain financial skills, and then use your skills and prophetic memory to make capital, and then bring funds to join a group or make your own movies.
The book is not cool yet, but I am also surprised. It wants to be pornographic or not, and it wants a plot without plot. It just describes how handsome the male protagonist is from time to time, and what announcements he is making. I don't understand what's so refreshing about it, it feels like boiled water
The more I write, the less interesting it becomes. I can't see the results of TV series or movies. I seem to be surrounded by women, but not many women have slept with me. I really don't know what I'm writing about.
The system is completely wasted. Since the benefits only depend on the role, the level of starring, and acting skills, and not on ratings, box office, etc., Why doesn't the protagonist take the initiative to produce some film and television works that cooperate with cheats so that he can reap the maximum benefits? What's the use of investing so much money? Pure waste. There was a plot earlier where the main character played Tao from New Liaozhai, and got an arty skill. Why not expand on it here? My point of view is that the protagonist can cooperate with the TV station. The protagonist invests money, and the TV station provides other resources to make a documentary series/TV series. Just film the famous ancient cultural giants. The protagonist plays Zhuangzi/Wang Xizhi/Yan Zhenqing/Li Bai/Su Shi, etc., And the protagonist himself becomes the protagonist. If he plays it again, doesn't he master all the ancient cultural skills, calligraphy, painting, poetry, lyrics, etc.? Isn't this better than playing Shang Yang? Speaking of Shang Yang, I think filming the Qin Empire is quite baffling. What was your purpose in filming? If it is "for the enjoyment of the audience", wouldn't your idol drama have a wider audience? And to be honest, they are all reforms. If you photograph Shang Yang, it is better to photograph Wang Anshi. Wang Anshi can also write poems and lyrics. You can also shoot a TV series with a fairy as the protagonist, such as Ma Jingtao's version of Journey to the East. If you reshoot it and play Lu Dongbin, won't you gain more skills? Actually, to be honest, TV series are not as good as movies in terms of shelf life. People still watch Hong Kong movies in the 1990s, but who else watches Hong Kong dramas? During 08/09, when it was more difficult to recover funds for movies, you could just build up popularity and entertainment-related skills, but the protagonist didn't do anything in this area. He just couldn't figure out how to master the important skills of director/screenwriter. It was just messing around.