Chinese Entertainment, 1996: A Happy Professor

I spent over twenty days of my free time searching for information on thousands of female celebrities, and compiled the following comprehensive list, categorized by age group and tier (first, second, and third tier). I've tried my best to correct any instances of falsified birth years found among the female celebrities.

My daughter is about fifteen or sixteen years old, with a slender figure and a face as beautiful as jade.

The book is incredibly idiotic, like characters are under a spell and mindlessly fall in love with the male lead and can't live without him; every woman is a masochist. Furthermore, the plot involving the male lead pushing other women is extremely weak, and all related scenes are idiotic! Everything about it resembles the fantasies of a fat, nerdy guy.

The protagonist is like a rutting pig, sleeping with anyone he sees, and the women are completely brainless, taking whatever they want. The beginning is watchable, but the plot is practically nonexistent later on; it could have ended after about a hundred chapters. His career is basically over, and the rest is just about seducing women, sleeping with every one he sees.

A list of beautiful and voluptuous female celebrities in the Chinese-speaking entertainment industry. 👙👙👙👙👙👙👙👙👙👙👙👙👙 Many celebrities in the entertainment industry like to change their age to be younger. Those marked with ❓ are suspected of falsifying their age. 1975~1979 Chen Zihan (1975), Li Xiaoran (1976 or 1972?), Zuo Xiaoqing (1977), Qin Lan (1979), Chen Qiaoen (1979) 1980~1984

Two books were investigated at the same time, and the other was taken down immediately. The author is also in a bad situation.

Often, everything is a double-edged sword. Take "patriotism," for example. Patriotic marketing can be incredibly effective, but it's also the easiest thing to imitate and corrupt, ultimately leading to chaos. The world needs cooperation. Excluding others means you'll eventually be excluded yourself. The world won't be significantly affected by anyone's absence.

I was really looking forward to it, but it turned out to be just like the previous book with the protagonist born with a silver spoon in his mouth—too much of a sedition guy. And could you please stop with the excessive fetish for mature women? It's enough to make someone born in the 60s cringe just thinking about it.

Why can't we avoid mentioning the celestial beauty? Damn, your female lead is already 65 years old. Why don't you just write about Grandma Qing as the protagonist? You'll filter the readers yourself. No matter how good she is, no one can relate to her.

The protagonist is like a brothel madam singing revolutionary songs, completely disconnected from reality, or like a male monkey leading a group of brainless female monkeys in wanton play. The author could have written Water Margin, but instead created Jin Ping Mei, which has no bottom line.