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Qianqian, the Sole Female Lead
Qianqian’s Book Recommendations
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.
Some Good Recent Chinese Entertainment Novels, All with Multiple Love Interests
Harem stories and Chinese entertainment industry fiction
Entertainment Base (Completed, with Lots of Chapters)
New list, please save it! Most of my recommendations have lots of women in them, so don't come in if that's not your thing! If you share my taste, save the list for now. I'll gradually recommend good books I've read. I'm a longtime reader but still a beginner in some ways, and I'm picky. If a book isn't readable, I won't recommend it! I especially like satisfying urban fiction, with entertainment-industry stories at the top of my list, particularly Chinese and Hong Kong entertainment. But someti
Novels with Yifei as the Female Lead
Recommendations for novels with Qianqian as the female lead, both finished and currently reading
Xixi’s Bookstore
Qianqian, single female lead
Novels with Liu Yifei as the Sole Female Lead
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Premium Fiction with Xixi as the Female Lead
Starting a sweet life with Xixi
Xixi: One Female Lead
These are books I personally like. I'm not great at describing them, so whether you'll enjoy them is up to you. I don't read books I dislike, so no matter how well they're written, I won't recommend them!
Chinese Entertainment With a Single Heroine
Chinese entertainment
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How can I put it this way? The book is well written among Chinese entertainment novels, and the rhythm is relatively good. However, I feel that the setting and daily life of the heroine are very wrong. The heroine is licked throughout the book, tightly wrapped in a utopia, ignorant of worldly affairs, and unlovable. Moreover, there are several bad people around the heroine. At the same time, the protagonist has no father or mother. Aunt Liu and Mr. Chen have far more roles than their parents. Readers will have an impression of who the parents are. Could this protagonist be the reincarnation of Chen Shimei who abandoned his family?
Nice! The most important thing is that the protagonist is tough enough and doesn't give in to anything. Unlike other entertainment stories, it is about worldliness, structure, and the overall situation. I read a novel without thinking about everything 👍👍👍
I have watched it twice. I may have skipped some parts. Let me just say that Li Yu clearly knows that the protagonist and Yifei are boyfriend and girlfriend, but he still keeps urging you to let Yifei play Lust Caution! These guys are all enemies! The protagonist also has no temper. He has become a capital and was slapped in the face by a has-been director! Not tough at all! Please author, can you please write well?
Explanation on the favor owed by The King of Kung Fu and the reason why it must be filmed
The Kung Fu King is indeed a bad movie, there is no doubt about it. Book friends have two questions: first, the protagonist is so awesome that he can give the immortals better resources; second, this is a bad movie because they are afraid that the immortals will take the blame. Let me explain, starting with the first point: In the short term, no film can help Tianxian become famous around the world, especially in North America, like King of Kung Fu. In reality, Tianxian was also favored by Morris because of King of Kung Fu. Compared with the huge profits, that reputation is completely worth mentioning. What's more, the protagonist didn't invest in this film, so he just owed Jackie Chan a favor. As for what happens to Prince Long in the future, some book friends are worried about what Jackie Chan will do if he wants the protagonist to return the favor. There is no need to worry about this. There are many ways to repay a favor, but the protagonist is not stupid, so wouldn't he refuse? The second point is that she is afraid that the immortal will take the blame. With her double J standing in front of her, even if it is her turn, the damage will be completely negligible. The protagonist will not do nothing and let the gods take the blame. The main thing the protagonist does is whether it's worth it. For the God of Kung Fu, King of Kung Fu is the key to opening the door to Hollywood, so it's totally worth it to owe him a favor.
Very nice. I just like this fast pace. Who the hell likes you? The novel has been released and a movie has not been released yet.
After reading the novel, I want to ask the author, maybe he hates Liu Yifei very much, right? After seeing your statement at the end of Chapter 87, I think it is right and true, but why is it so false in the novel? In the novel, it is written that the protagonist is so licking the dog, and Liu Yifei writes so many things, and wants to do it, and it is natural. The relationship between the protagonist and her can be said to be in the sky and the other. It is like a poor woman in the countryside, and the richest man in the country, it is natural for the rich woman to be so licking the dog. Do you think it is possible, author?
The real significance of Painted Skin is that before that, movies were played by Hong Kong actors and mainland actors, one by one. It was generally believed that Hong Kong actors were the guarantee of box office, so many Hong Kong actors at that time were arrogant and looked down on mainland actors. But at the beginning of Painted Skin, both male and female protagonists were played by mainland actors, and everyone realized that mainland actors could also compete with the box office. The author of Painted Skin did not succeed in finding Louis Koo to be the male lead. I checked more information, and this book looks good. Good cheers, author!
Does the author like to go his own way so much? I spent money to read your novel in order to be happy. Don't bring your own petty thoughts into it. You can't be tough in front of your mother-in-law. You can lick as much as you want in front of your girlfriend. It was unreasonable before. It can be changed. Don't be polarized.
I don't feel sweet afterward, I just feel licked.
Today's Phoenix Mountain Stadium is right next to my house, one stop away🙂