Chinese Showbiz Anchor
华娱锚点
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- Completed
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- 3.1M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
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Liu Yifei as the Sole Female Lead
Xixi may be doing all right in real life, but I hope she has a better life in novels. Qidian is flooded with entertainment-industry stories written just to cash in, so I made this list to help everyone avoid the duds. The books I picked may not be great, but they're definitely not problematic.
Chinese Entertainment Novels with Liu Yifei as the Sole Female Lead
Mainly a collection of novels I’ve read or am reading with Liu Yifei as the female lead.
Princess Xixi
Single heroine, Lao Liu.
Cici, With One Female Lead
There are over 200 books on my shelf. I'll add them gradually, but I can't promise they're all good.
Novels with Yifei as the Female Lead
Recommendations for novels with Qianqian as the female lead, both finished and currently reading
Novels with Liu Yifei as the Sole Female Lead
Completed
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.
Keeping Track of the Books I've Read
Looking for books I've read in the past and ones I'm reading now
Urban Entertainment
Entertainment novel, starring Liu Yifei as the female lead
Chinese Entertainment Novels
One female lead, Xixi. For myself.
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Why does it seem like the female lead in entertainment novels has to be Liu? Now when I see something like that, I have no desire to read it anymore, and I'm planning to take it down and abandon it.
Sometimes I just can't understand the author's thought process. Liu Yifei and Yao Beina were childhood friends. When Yao got sick, Liu wanted to help, but you refused and even stopped her. Liu doesn't have many friends to begin with, and now that a friend has cancer, you not only don't help but also stop her from doing so, giving seemingly high-sounding reasons that just make me uncomfortable.
Meitu Xiu Xiu
Huh, why isn't anyone posting this?
The book is alright, but the first few dozen pages are too off-putting. It's one thing for the male protagonist to be upright himself, but expecting everyone in the entertainment industry to be like him is a bit presumptuous. And the frequent scenes of him reciting poetry and performing sword dances at amusement parks are really awkward.
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This is a great book, five stars!
A five-star book, even better than "That Year's Entertainment" and "The Certified Film Emperor". It can be said to be one of the three great books with Liu Cixin as the female lead! In addition, the male lead, a righteous and domineering CEO, is very outstanding and refreshing!
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If you write like this, very few people will read it. You're writing too fast.
Excellent grain and forage
I'm not sure if the author is a newcomer, as the writing style in the early parts is indeed quite "immature," even somewhat like a primary school student's diary entry... But for those who haven't read it, I'd say this is a decent entertainment novel. The writing improves significantly later on, and the main plot is handled very well.