Chinese Showbiz Discipline Committee
华娱纪律委员会
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 702k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
330Chapters
529Recommendations
6kFans
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To put it simply, Liu Yifei isn't listed in the character list, and the author himself has stated that she's not the female lead. However, she appears in every few chapters, sometimes without any breaks.
The more I look at it, the more of a saint she seems, giving everything away for free. 😅😅😅😅Are you out of your mind? A saintly bitch and her father-in-law.
Whether the timeline is brought forward or backward, it will affect the production of movies and TV series. If you really time-traveled, please don't do this!
It's quite obvious that people's aesthetic tastes differ across eras. In other words, a movie or TV series that's popular in 2020 wouldn't be liked in 2010 or 2000. Conversely, something that was popular in 2000 wouldn't attract attention in 2020. Of course, fan fiction generally accepts and conforms to this concept, so it's not a huge problem.
Single female lead nominee Lao Liu
You could check out novels in the Chinese entertainment genre; basically, Lao Liu has the highest success rate with a single female lead. She has the lowest novice capture rate. Of course, if the writing is exceptionally good, then it can be written about anyone; that requires a true master.
I love Liu Yifei, she's my absolute favorite! 😍
The fantasy-driven entertainment industry is basically devoid of any foreshadowing. The movies are guaranteed to be huge hits, and film festival judges are eager to give them all the awards. Songs are given away casually, with no copyright or payment required. It's unclear what they're even doing with the money.
Aside from Yifei's storyline, everything is great. It's too saccharine. Is the author a die-hard fan?
In the first two chapters, the dialogue is quite simple: a: " b: " a: " b: " Actually, you could add a later note where A looks at B and says something with a slightly displeased expression. The conversation between A and B is actually an interaction; you could add psychological descriptions, facial expressions, or even better, describe the interaction between the two. Otherwise, it's really... 💀 Maybe I'm not the target audience...
This book, featuring Liu, has some romantic involvement with other female celebrities, but no real involvement. It's just a wacky, offbeat story. I read nearly two hundred chapters, and with less than ninety investors, I knew it wasn't worth reading. There are tons of similar new books with dozens of chapters and over a hundred investors. It's obvious how bad this book is. I'm done reading it; I can't stand it.
Holy crap, after writing for so long, it's still a single female lead. What about all the other women before?