
Chinese Showbiz, Starting in 1997
从1997开始的华娱
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.8M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
834Chapters
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I came to the book club to make a wish. I couldn't stand the first chapter, not because of the writing or anything else, but just because of one thing: As a man who aspires to enter the entertainment industry in pursuit of fame and fortune, in the first chapter you don't write about the protagonist trying to make progress, but first find a woman for the protagonist, and the interaction between them is completely meaningless, which really bothers meòᆺó I am a female reader, I basically don't watch female channels, I only watch male channels, I watch everything with multiple female protagonists and single female protagonists. But I can't bear it. The protagonist hangs his IQ on a woman's crotch. To be more precise, the author relies on women's lack of brains, lack of character, coquettishness, etc. To promote the plot. For example. That woman in the first chapter just read what others wrote without their consent, and then allowed the protagonist's talent to be discovered. It really made me sick. I wish that the protagonist will try his best to find a tutor from the art school for recommendation, and find bad actresses in need for resource replacement; I wish that the protagonist will first set up a flag to show off when he is not ambiguous with women; I wish that although the protagonist is a thing I still have friends, opponents, subordinates, and superiors who can speak seriously and are not just businessmen; I wish that the protagonist will have a weekly or monthly girlfriend and not be kidnapped by a woman; I wish that all the characters will have a bit of normal humanity, rather than being brainless and without limits. Thank you! Those who agree with me don't come here to find fault. I think the author's writing is so good that I envy it, because I can no longer concentrate on novels like you and have no high requirements!
This book is copied from "China Entertainment 1997", it's so obvious
This book is 90% the same as Chinese 1997. You copied it
There is a reason for the author's poor performance. No matter what the plagiarism is, the chapter I just advised Leslie Cheung was so embarrassing. Is he familiar with you? Could you please respect other people's choices?
The protagonist is a bit nosy. After all, Leslie Cheung's life is at stake. Just take care of it. Why do you care about Faye Wong and Dou Wei? It's their family's business. If someone else changes his mind and doesn't retaliate afterwards, you can't say anything.
Actress Zeng Li
So beautiful😍😍😍😍😍😍
I have never seen such an awesome author. It is at least 70% the same as the one from Huayu 1997. Even the outline is the same one.
It's so disgusting to report it directly.
One cannot be so shameless. Pay money to see you plagiarize.
It's boring. The protagonist doesn't look reborn at all. He scratches his head and smiles awkwardly like a fool. Moreover, the writing is as bland as making a journal. The most important thing is that he doesn't drive. Brother, you write entertainment articles. Don't you know what we are about?
In the entertainment industry, it is better to watch urban novels than to watch single female protagonists.
Is there a single heroine in the entertainment industry? Those who come to read this kind of article must want to see the collection, collection, collection, so that they can feel involved. I wonder why the data is so bad, and women don't even want to send it to their door.