Chinese Entertainment: I Never Meant to Be a Playboy
华娱之我真没想当渣男
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- Completed
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- Urban
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- Showbiz Romance
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Why did the author cast Zhao Liying as Ren Suxi in "The Nameless"? Her role in "Legend of Fei" already proved she and the other actresses born in the 80s are just a group; without acting skills, she'd be just as bad. Don't tell me she acted well as the deaf-mute girl in line 20; Yang Mi could have done just as well in that role.
If you can't write Zhao Liying's name, can't you at least use a homophone? Yingbao, aren't you embarrassed?
How did this happen so inexplicably with Zhao Liying? 😰
What's so great about Bai Lu? I've never seen anything particularly special about her!
It's a bit too template-based.
The overall background is approachable and friendly. I'm so tired of seeing that old-fashioned writing style. You need to come up with something new... A "resource-backed" person definitely has the air of one. You're making it sound like you're self-reliant. The enjoyment factor has been greatly reduced...
The hanging is too big
The protagonist already has an advantage: he's handsome, a good actor, and has so many advantages. Then, he's added in wealth, power, and resources. This makes the whole thing pointless. With those conditions, even a pig could fly; there's absolutely no anticipation.
When it comes to beauty, I only admire Jing Tian.
Zhao is no good, I can't get into it.
Zhao Liying looks too ordinary; girls probably prefer her.
Thank goodness! I thought all the Chinese entertainment novels on Qidian were under Liu Yifei's clutches, and that the authors writing about Chinese entertainment only had Liu Yifei in their eyes. I even suspected they were under Liu Yifei's spell. It seems there are still authors who fight against evil forces. That's not easy! Salute!