Chinese Showbiz: The Laid-Back Superstar and the Rising White Moonlight
华娱：佛系巨星与进击的白月光
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
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- Urban
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- Showbiz Romance
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- 2y ago
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Liu Yifei as the Sole Female Lead
Xixi may be doing all right in real life, but I hope she has a better life in novels. Qidian is flooded with entertainment-industry stories written just to cash in, so I made this list to help everyone avoid the duds. The books I picked may not be great, but they're definitely not problematic.
Showbiz Novels
One female lead, Yifei. The leads have distinct personalities and a close bond, and rely on each other. They remain independent thinkers while complementing one another, pursue their careers, and share a detailed, engaging life together.
Princess Xixi
Single heroine, Lao Liu.
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
Novels with Yifei as the Female Lead
Recommendations for novels with Qianqian as the female lead, both finished and currently reading
Novels with Liu Yifei as the Sole Female Lead
Completed
Premium Fiction with Xixi as the Female Lead
Starting a sweet life with Xixi
Fishing Through a Vast Sea of Books for Stories I Can Call My Own
Mainly history, urban fantasy, xianxia, and fantasy. These are books I’ve been following for a while. Here to help anyone who’s run out of things to read. Find your next read here. I’ll keep updating this list, no disappearing on you. Books that get abandoned will be removed right away.
The Ordinary World
A broad range of interests, with a few niche favorites. Best suited to books with a single female lead.
Chinese Entertainment Novels
One female lead, Xixi. For myself.
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Liu Yifei has been praised by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the People's Daily, and is well-liked by audiences. She represents China's voice and the image of the Chinese people internationally. I don't understand why some people want to criticize her.
I find myself quite compatible with the author in terms of the female lead. I started reading novels in the early 2000s, which is now twenty years ago. When I first started reading novels, most of the ones on the market were harem novels, which I also enjoyed. Back then, everything was new and exciting, and I could accept anything.
I was originally a casual fan of Liu Yifei, but reading all the Chinese entertainment novels featuring her has really made me feel resistant.
That's all? Who do you think you are?! When will it be available for purchase?!
Stop focusing on nationality. Many Chinese hold foreign citizenship, but many are patriotic, and many overseas Chinese provide aid to China. Even if they wear Western clothes, their hearts remain Chinese. Isn't that better than some people in China who blindly worship foreign things and have skewed morals?
Non-Buddhist Novels
Forced sentimentality and awkwardness, a laid-back start that turns into reader infighting, full of affectation and rambling. What about your dream of gardening? What about your Buddhist-style life? What about the rationality and reason of adults? What about the professional qualities of the studio and the business talent it recruits? Has it all turned into a game of make-believe?
The premise is somewhat interesting, but the writing is really lacking. The character is portrayed as a top student aiming for Peking University, but then suddenly he's going to the Beijing Film Academy after just one conversation with a fairy godmother, and that immediately diminishes the viewing experience.
Little Sisi, Big Sisi
Water
The new chapters are getting increasingly boring. Half of each chapter is educational, and after removing the pointless ramblings, there's hardly any content left. It's almost time to give up.
I haven't seen the paid chapters yet, but after reading Liu Baozi's letter, I immediately subscribed to the whole thing. I don't know how the later chapters will turn out, but this chapter really made me cry. I'm not a fan of Liu Baozi, maybe not before, but I guess I am now. If it weren't for my poor writing skills as an engineering student, I would definitely write a novel about Liu Baozi myself, not for any other reason than to vent my pent-up frustrations.