Showbiz: Conquering the Entertainment Industry Through the Host Competition
娱乐：从主持人大赛制霸内娱
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Ma Fanshu
Great job, Wang Bingbing, go for it!
Li Hong is the most beautiful.
Honestly, if it weren't for the advantageous choice of subject matter, this book would have flopped long ago. If you're unsure about the female lead, don't write about this aspect. Constantly focusing on Li Hong, who's 38 and almost old enough to be the protagonist's mother, is ridiculous. Her age is one thing, but the plot is also incredibly awkward. How could a host who's been with CCTV for so long be so reckless? It's terribly cringeworthy.
Let me rant
I subscribed specifically to rant about this. I haven't read the paid chapters, but 90% of the free chapters are plagiarisms from popular TikTok videos. Reading through each chapter, all I can think about are the characters from those videos; the main character has no personality whatsoever. It's completely identical to the videos, even the tone of voice is the same. It's blatant plagiarism.
I can't stand watching people copy songs like that. Writing a song in a few tens of minutes is no problem, but you can only sing it a cappella because it's impossible for someone to arrange and record it for you in a few tens of minutes.
Goodbye… I read the Li Mu Bai story you wrote next door, and I've reached the most recent chapter. Since I don't really like the female lead, I have to say goodbye. Hopefully, it will get better and better as it goes on.
I've read almost the entirety of Li Mubai's book. The plot is quite good, but the pacing feels too fast, lacking detail; it's more like a plot summary. Maybe that's typical of novels there—if they don't quickly deliver exciting moments to attract readers, no one will read it. I think Qidian could polish the content more.
Starting from chapter 200 onwards, there were too many personal touches inserted, constant preaching, and constant indoctrination of the readers, making the plot a mess.
If you're going to write about TV hosts, just write about TV hosts properly. Suddenly you start participating in variety shows and then you start plagiarizing songs. I just wanted to see something different, but it's still the same old plagiarism stuff. Nine out of ten entertainment novels are plagiarisms, and the other one is about an ancient person who travels back in time to become an actor.