
I Have No Ambition in Chinese Showbiz
混迹华娱的我没有格局
- Status
- Completed
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- 3.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
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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
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The main character is so brainless, driven by lust. For a third-generation military officer to act in a pornographic film like "Apple" is a complete disgrace to his family and a brainless act!
Here are a few book recommendations: The Era of Blockbuster Films in Chinese Entertainment, Reborn Director, The Devilish Director, The Concierge of Beijing Film Academy, Professor of Beijing Film Academy, The Abnormal System of the Entertainment Industry, The Shameless Ruler of the Entertainment Industry 😎
The author truly misses the Qing Dynasty!
The entire story revolves around the protagonist's powerful background; everyone is treated with utmost courtesy. He seizes resources from whomever he wants without hesitation, and attacks anyone he dislikes. Everyone had to call him Second Young Master Yu. He would shove any woman he saw. Why did you choose to work in the entertainment industry?
The main character is truly idiotic; the first 50 chapters are basically just feeding readers shit. Are they afraid of having too many readers? There's a reason why it flopped. 😤
The whole thing is just fluff, no substance whatsoever. It's pointless to explain anything; it's like a rambling account.
I'd like to gather your opinions on aesthetics. Does anyone know any female celebrities who are good-looking and have great figures, but have always played supporting roles or never achieved great fame? 😁 Please don't include those below B cup 😥. Please feel free to share your thoughts!
Having read up to chapter 254, how many times has this been done? And with such indiscriminate use of sexual acts! The author previously claimed to have a bottom line, but where is it? The protagonist's character has completely collapsed.
Why does he call everyone "brother"? Doesn't he understand his own place? Who does Xu Paishi think he is? And Chen Daomin, a junior, is he even worthy of the title? After all that, he's just a nobody, reeking of a loser. He shouldn't have ordered it in the first place.
You're messing around with women who don't have men or boyfriends, you're doing all sorts of things, and you even try to force yourself on them. No matter how many friends you have, they won't be friends with you. Nobody wants to wake up to find themselves being cheated on. No matter how strong your family connections are, it's useless. Once the old man passes away, I feel like the main character is going to be killed!
It's getting increasingly nauseating to read; there's just too much personal bias. Several chapters are essentially the author's entertainment industry (popular science) articles, with very little main plot content. There's even an entire chapter criticizing the Hong Kong entertainment circle, with absolutely no actual content.