
I'm Really Not a Resource Magnet
我真的不是资源咖
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- Ongoing
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- 2.4M Words
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- Urban
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- Showbiz Romance
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- 1y ago
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If you're going to write a single-female-lead story, just write a sweet romance. Don't create a bunch of ambiguous relationships to disgust readers, and stop fawning over fans who want to get resources from Jing Tian and Fat Ice. I clicked in because I wanted Jing Tian as the female lead, not because of Fat Ice. It would be ridiculous if Fat Ice's fans failed to appease them and the fans who came for Jing Tian left.
It would be too unethical to have multiple female leads; it's best for multiple female leads to start their own careers.
Personally, I feel that Jing Tian is the most suitable for a single female lead role. She's beautiful, has a great presence, and has few scandals. As for acting skills, there aren't many actresses with exceptionally high looks and acting ability.
It's essential that there's a single female protagonist living there; starting the story like this wouldn't be appropriate without one. Good luck!
It's no wonder Yang Mi wasn't famous in her early days; look at her before plastic surgery, how could she possibly be popular? Are you kidding me?
Seeing that 293 has his own script, his own copyright, and his own resources, he still insists on going public. They're saying they need to raise money to buy potatoes, but with what the main character has right now, he could easily start his own video website; there's absolutely no need to buy them. You have a script, copyrights, a familiar director, and a talent agency. What's the point of your fundraising? Do you feel you're making too much money and want to find someone to share it?
Tax evasion is illegal; please note, it's illegal. What is law? It's the bottom line of morality. Breaking the law means morals fall below the standard. Who is Fan? A lawbreaker. So the question is, what is the author's motivation for so desperately trying to whitewash and protect him? Rebirth might change some course of events, but can morality be resolved through rebirth? As a reader, I find this extremely objectionable.
I've never understood Jing Tian's background.
If her family is powerful, this video incident wouldn't have happened. If she's being kept by a sugar daddy, then I can only say, it's true love.
I like Faye and Sweet the most; a single female lead is the best.
For those who write about Chinese entertainment, I like Faye Wong and Sweetie the most. I'd even be happy to add a concert to their collection! Other female leads are one thing, but especially Honey. I really don't understand why so many books like to have Honey as one of the female leads. She schemes against the male lead and still agrees. It's toxic, and it's not just one book.
Chapter 90: Buying Liu Cixin's novel for a million? Seriously? You know you can make a fortune by auctioning it, but you could at least give out a big bonus after you make the money. If other authors hear you're spending this much money, which one wouldn't raise their prices? They'd be less willing to pay upfront if they heard you were buying it. I really can't accept that.