
Chinese Showbiz 2007: Raising a Superstar
华娱2007,养成系巨星
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Let's check in first.
Dilraba from "Diamond Lover" is still very cute.
The author could have crafted the female characters much better, but instead, they turned them into a bulldozer. He falls in love with every girl he meets, resulting in less screen time for each character. The sweetness in *wlmq* and *r8* becomes increasingly absurd later on, suffering the same problem as the previous book.
The first half was phenomenal, the second half was hard to judge.
After reading it, let me share my thoughts. My first impression of this book was one of delightful surprise. The character of Dilraba in it is the most adorable I've ever seen in Chinese entertainment novels on Qidian.com. She has a great personality, a strong work ethic, and high intelligence, creating a powerful duo with the male lead – a rare combination in Chinese entertainment fiction.
To be honest, Dilraba's looks aren't that great. If I were to ask myself how many authors wrote about her because of her fame, I would say. To be honest, as people get older, even the "Poet Immortal of Tang Dynasty" and the two Yings (Yang Mi and Zhao Liying) seem to have aged prematurely.
I'm speechless. You can't even write a long harem novel, so just stop writing it. They're basically all short-lived and end badly, a waste of my money.
Back in 2007, wasn't Dao Lang boycotted by the mainstream? It would be difficult to succeed if you associated with him.
I don't think it's as good as the previous one.
By the way, you added a female lead from your previous book a few days ago. Don't add those young actresses anymore. Your previous book's timeline was after 2011, right? This one is so much earlier, so please don't add any younger female leads. To be honest, when you first started, I thought that 16-year-old Dilraba was a long way off from the plot, so I deleted it right away.
I can't understand this book anymore.
The next book will include Sister Meng, Zhou Ye, and Wang Churan.