
Chinese Showbiz 1993: I’m a Singer
华娱1993:我是歌手
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
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595Chapters
6.4kRecommendations
63.5kFans
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Liben, Liben, Liben? You can't even write the word "Japan"? If you really can't, why don't you just write "Baka" (idiot)? Don't drag Qidian into everything. Other novels aren't as sensitive as you are; they don't even dare to write the word "Japan."
They released an album but lacked a clear concept. They even contacted the author to copy the novel "Hua Yu Zhi 2000" (华娱之2000). At least the novel had a good album concept that wasn't just a simple compilation of hit songs.
Nayi
Nayi
You were only in high school when your beautiful gardener seduced a married woman!
Why do most Chinese entertainment novels always feature the same few second- or third-tier female celebrities? There are hundreds of second- and third-tier female celebrities, with many choices for each age group. There are plenty of beautiful and well-built actresses, unlike first-tier female celebrities who only have a limited number of options.
Over a hundred chapters, and the first chapter of the album hasn't even been released yet, but it's already overflowing with information!
I've read almost all the entertainment novels on Qidian.com. After my career took off, I shifted my focus to the Hong Kong entertainment scene in the mid-term, and then to the United States in the later stages! Mainland singers could still make a living, but at that time the film market hadn't taken off yet, and major film studios were producing and selling their own films.
The supporting cast only includes Na Yi and Xiao Youyi, and Xiao Youyi has already broken up with her boyfriend. Now I finally understand why this book didn't do well. They wrote a female lead I'd never heard of before, and a secondary female lead was written for 400 chapters before they broke up. It's really frustrating.
Writing novels isn't about writing science; it's about writing stories.
I know you're a stickler for historical accuracy, but historical research is for enriching or making the background of a story plausible, not for you to include every piece of information you find in the main text. Do you feel that all the hard work you put into researching is wasted if you don't write it down? You need to understand that a novel is a story, not a collection of information.
You're really good at padding out the chapters. I've already read up to chapter 85, and your first chapter of the album hasn't even been released yet? What? Are you going to pad it out until it's officially released?