Chinese Showbiz: The Years of the Bright Moon
华娱之皓月年华
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- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Liu Yifei, Xixi, the Celestial Beauty, An Feng [Only One Heroine]
Only collecting stories with one female lead, where she's as beautiful as a celestial maiden. Some of these are old enough that I've forgotten the details, but they're all worth reading. These are all books I was able to keep following. This is just my personal taste, so please don't flame me. Rating system: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Highly recommended ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Pretty good, worth a read ⭐⭐⭐ Worth reading when you're out of books ⭐⭐ Fine if you don't think too hard, just read for fun ⭐ Gross, frustrating, or impossible
Novels with Liu Yifei as the Female Lead: Only the Best Chinese Entertainment Fiction, Xixi the Celestial Fairy Liu
Liu Tianxian's life has had three stages ● 2002–2008: Rise to fame Innocent, lively, and adorable. Just look at the goofy jumping around in those behind-the-scenes clips from The Return of the Condor Heroes. ● 2009–2020: The low point She was [redacted], [redacted], and [redacted] by a certain company. In particular, she nearly quit the industry in 2009 and 2010. She got through it by reading lots of inspirational books. In 2011, she got close to the declining Hong Kong entertainment scene. In 2
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Why write about celestial beings?
Someone sent me a private message questioning why I wrote about Liu Yifei, since she's 38. Well... It's more like an insult than a question. I accept all of this calmly. After all, I'm over thirty, what's there to be upset about? But I still want to talk about why I wrote about Liu Yifei. First of all, I'm not a fan of hers, and I'm too old to understand fan culture.
Is the female lead Liu Yifei? If so, I'll definitely watch it.
It's hard to balance wanting both... And wanting both...
I skipped through chapters 118, and then in chapter 201 the author devoted a large section to explaining that it was right for the male protagonist to have feelings for someone else. They even mentioned a pure romance novel next door, discussing the nature of the poor suddenly rich, suggesting the author had seen a lot and wanted to write something different.
This time slot has been blocked. With numerous scandals and a lack of acting opportunities, Liu has become somewhat withdrawn. It's not that easy for the protagonist to be bound by a bet. The development is too fast. They've only known each other for a few months, and he's already done his bidding. The male lead's character development is still insufficient, and his performance is inadequate.
Toxic spot warning: 1. He had an affair while dating Liu Yifei. 2. Liu Tianxian discovers the male lead's identity as a reincarnated person. 3. After cheating, he still wants to get back together with Liu Yifei.
I don't understand! I don't understand!
I don't understand what the author is trying to write. You've already let the female lead know that the protagonist is a transmigrator. And then you insist on having a scene where the protagonist succumbs to temptation? Is this supposed to mean the male and female leads break up, the protagonist goes off to have fun, the female lead has to remain chaste, and in the end, the male lead still thinks…
I'll castrate you.
The beginning was so innocent and pure, then suddenly it turned into multiple women—it's such a jarring transition! The author said they wanted to be more realistic, but I've been reading online novels, and you're discussing reality with me? Do you think you're writing serious literature?
Newcomer Shennong: Not a Single Female Lead Under the guise of a pure love warrior, he wants everything, is hypocritical, and ultimately builds a harem. The author isn't writing Xu Hao; he's writing some kind of two-trillion-dollar belt guy. Disgusting. Goodbye.
Author, I saw that the protagonist proposed to Liu. Based on your previous description of the three transitional periods (honeymoon phase, mundane phase, breakup phase), are you going to write about the protagonist cheating after marriage? If so, I'm dropping the book. I can't accept a cheating protagonist. I have no liking for cheaters. Don't give me any of that "temptation" nonsense.
He wants a single female lead, but also wants to flirt with other female celebrities. (6)