A Love Saint in Chinese Showbiz
华娱之情圣
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 720k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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322Chapters
1.2kRecommendations
8.5kFans
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If I don't give the protagonist a power-up, I'm afraid he'll die suddenly! 🙂
Liu Yifei usually gets lead roles just to ride the coattails of popularity. While she has high national recognition, her actual acting skills are just so-so. It's all about childhood nostalgia.
That's a good idea! Writing about celebrity feuds would be interesting. With so many scandals involving celebrities in real life, why bother with a purely romantic story?
It's so messy and disorganized; it's really hard to read.
I feel your writing about Liu Mama is more interesting than "Fairy Tale of the Immortals." Liu Mama has inherent charm; nine out of ten entertainment novels are about fairy tales.
Why should one actor have four leading ladies? The premise is utter nonsense.
Choose the Philippines if you have the Philippines, choose the garden if you don't have the Philippines, and choose Jing Tian if you don't have either.
Big Sweetie
I read two chapters and I just want to ask... What is all this stuff?
Liu Yifei is just so-so; it's only because of the strong filter of childhood memories. In reality, that filter is shattered; she can only exist in our memories.