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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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I had a bad feeling when I saw in chapter 131 that the protagonist's company bought Si Teng's novel and suggested that Bai Lu should practice yoga. Then I turned to chapter 337. Sure enough, Bai Lu played Si Teng. There is no need to discuss whether it is suitable. Except for Da Tiantian, there is no suitable one in the entertainment industry. Personal feeling. So I won't bother you, just give it up~
Those who like 95 little flowers are disgusted with the aunties, and those who like the aunties don't know the little flowers. I don't want to please both sides, author Jun
There is no need for the author to make a movie and find the original actor. Once the actor's wings are strong, it will be easy to change jobs, and the salary will rise. The male protagonist of the hit movie will play the protagonist himself, and he will find a few directors to serve as tools. The director and actor are all in one. The protagonist himself is the company's anchor, because I am the best in the company.
You, the heroine, got it together. You were the first one to persuade many people to leave.
The plot arrangement is a bit uncomfortable! The background feels like a mystery. 1. The protagonist invested in many companies, but ended up with no cash. The first film was funded by selling Bitcoin at low prices and selling scripts. (I also said that taking out a house loan is a last resort...) Logically speaking, shouldn't you take out a loan first when you can make a steady profit? 2. The script was sold at a very cheap price (web drama, I forgot what it was called). According to the protagonist's prediction, shouldn't he film it himself and get the funds back? The web drama will be released as soon as possible in 3-6 months. 3. Later, it seems that the protagonist is preparing for a company that does not raise funds and does not accept shares from others. However, the protagonist should be able to sign many celebrities. Does it have so many resources? I hope there won't be too many female protagonists, otherwise they'll all be fake.
I really feel that Chen Yuqi is really not good. Look, it's all cool now. No splash
Readers have no sense of involvement
Protagonist setting in the early stage: Copy books. Come directly if you want to invest. No growth. Come directly. You can also invest in this and copy that. No substitution 🤫. No desire to pursue further reading.
You chose someone as the heroine. At least you chose someone with some popularity. This is Chen Yuqi. There is no one like her in the entertainment industry. How popular is it that you wrote her as the first heroine?
I can't tell why, it doesn't look good.
It can only be said that the author did not start well at the beginning, and Chen Yuqi was a failure!