Chinese Showbiz: From Top-Tier Star to Movie Emperor
华娱从顶流到影帝
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- Completed
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- 2.7M Words
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- Urban
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- Showbiz Romance
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- 2y ago
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Post-95 Young Actress Entertainment Fiction
These are entertainment-industry novels focused only on actresses born in the 1990s or 1995. If you know of any others, feel free to recommend them. Novels about actresses like Bi, Meng Ziyi, Xuan Lu, Li Yitong, Bai Lu, Zhou Ye, Zhang Jingyi, Tian Xiwei, and Chen Duling are all welcome.
Chinese Entertainment: Young Actresses
All the little flower novels are here. Readers are welcome to fill in any missing ones. I'll add more over time, since there's a daily limit on how many books I can add to a list. Come back in a while and browse. I'll write a few thoughts about the ones I've read, and rank them from awesome to awful: Awesome, top-tier, above the rest, NPC, absolutely awful. You're welcome to leave your thoughts too. Thanks!
Chinese Entertainment Fiction About Post-95 Actresses
I like Chinese entertainment-industry novels, but I'm tired of seeing so many older actresses, especially those represented by the Eighty-Five Flowers. This list is for books about younger actresses. There are still too few novels about the Ninety-Five Flowers. The list is capped at 50 books, and once it's full, I'll gradually remove the ones with terrible prose or plots. For now, I need to fill it up so it can be featured in the book-list plaza.
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Are there any Chinese entertainment industry harem heroines who are Han Hong and Jin Xing? I've noticed that no one writes about them. The author could try this genre for their next book.
Beast!
How to describe this book? It's full of data that has nothing to do with the plot. It's fine to write slice-of-life stories, but why write so much irrelevant stuff?
This book wasn't born in the wrong era; it expands the entertainment literature landscape, constantly featuring 85-generation actresses. Why doesn't anyone write about 90s and 95s? Because it's the data age; those authors are too lazy to do the research, they're just resting on their laurels, repeating the same theories over and over again.
I really want those who write about Chinese entertainment to see how authors choose their female leads... Maybe the plot and writing style are just average, but the female leads chosen by these authors definitely surpass those in 90% of books...
Li Yitong
The protagonist's rebirth seems to serve no other purpose than avoiding being targeted by bad actors.
The author is stubborn, only focusing on writing without even looking up to see who the top-ranked books are and who the characters are. Not only does he not cater to the market, but he also goes against it. What is he after? Is chasing stars more appealing than making money?
That's so awful! So incredibly awful, you'd only need two or three female leads! There's really no need for this. I can't even remember the character; he's like a two-dimensional character.
Nowadays, Chinese entertainment novels seem like outdated fan fiction, with the same formula and the same female lead (I've seen it at least five times just about saving Liu Yifei while filming). They rewrite that event from 20 years ago in various ways. I used to have a pretty good impression of Liu Yifei, but now just seeing her name makes me feel uncomfortable.