Chinese Showbiz: Getting Rich Starting in 2015
华娱：从2015开始暴富
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- Showbiz Romance
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36.2kFans
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Novels About Post-90s and Post-95s Actresses
Novels about rising stars born in the '90s and '95s
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Chinese Entertainment: Young Actresses
All the little flower novels are here. Readers are welcome to fill in any missing ones. I'll add more over time, since there's a daily limit on how many books I can add to a list. Come back in a while and browse. I'll write a few thoughts about the ones I've read, and rank them from awesome to awful: Awesome, top-tier, above the rest, NPC, absolutely awful. You're welcome to leave your thoughts too. Thanks!
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Seeing chapter 131 where the protagonist's company bought Si Teng's novel and hinted at Bai Lu practicing yoga gave me a bad feeling. Then I flipped to chapter 337, and sure enough, Bai Lu was playing Si Teng. Whether she's suitable or not is pointless to discuss; besides Jing Tian, there's no one else in the entertainment industry who would be a suitable choice, in my opinion. So I'll leave it at that and drop it.
Those who like the post-95 actresses dislike the older actresses, while those who like the older actresses don't recognize the post-95 actresses. It's a lose-lose situation for the author.
The author doesn't need to use the original actors in the movie. Actors become too successful and easily switch jobs, increasing their salaries. For blockbuster movies, the lead actor can play the role himself, with a few directors acting as tools. He becomes the company's anchor, because he's the most capable person in the company.
The way you put together the female lead is so bad; it's already turned off a lot of people from the very first scene.
The plot twists are a bit hard to get used to! The background seems shrouded in mystery. 1. The protagonist invested in several companies, only to reveal he had no cash. The first film's funding came from selling Bitcoin at rock-bottom prices and profiting from script sales. (He even mentioned that using a mortgage was a last resort…)
Honestly, I don't think Chen Yuqi is anything special. Look at her now, she's completely forgotten. She's barely made a splash.
Readers lack a sense of immersion
The protagonist's initial setup involves copying books and investing without any real growth; he just starts copying and investing in everything without any sense of identification. 🤫 This makes it uninteresting to continue reading.
You should at least choose someone with some recognition for the female lead. Chen Yuqi is practically unknown in the entertainment industry. What kind of buzz will you generate by making her your first female lead?
I can't quite explain why, but it doesn't look very good.
It can only be said that the author didn't start well, and Chen Yuqi was a mistake!