
The Director Who Ruled Chinese Showbiz
华娱封号导演
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 127k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
46Chapters
268Recommendations
22Fans
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Reader comments 13
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Author, the protagonist you wrote is really disgusting.
The protagonist is such a spineless coward! It's so frustrating to read. I feel like I can't continue reading like this.
Could you please include information about the indigenous people in the introduction?
Is it really that troublesome to just include the local character information in the introduction? It's such a waste of time to click through every time; it's incredibly annoying.
Could Huang Shengyi be the female lead? That would be disgusting.
If you don't pounce, who will? At least have some basis for your writing, right?
I suggest you change your account. The previous book was about a simp fawning over Hong Kong and Taiwan eunuchs. Why was the protagonist, who became the crown prince of the entertainment industry in the first few dozen chapters, so pathetic? I still feel disgusted thinking about it.
This is disgustingly written. Did Liu Yifei and Lin Zhiying get together?
When will it be blocked?
This is irrelevant to the topic. To be honest, buddy, your title is better than your writing. It took too long to write. Everyone was expecting you to do something amazing, but you haven't done a single thing. I originally thought that a movie would be a unit, with 5 chapters of filming, 5 chapters of censorship, and 5 chapters of a comeback and a slap in the face, or that the censors would turn…
Dude, you actually have the nerve to finish your last book? How can you keep readers if you abandon it like this? There's a similar book to yours, *That Year in China*, which, although it's slow, at least keeps updating, and that's better than anything else. Just slowly update *Qin Muchu*, and all your old readers will come back. What are you thinking, buddy? Don't mess around with a good foundation! 🔨🔨🔨🔨🔨
The younger sister is playing the lead role; the young man has a bright future.