Director, I Like This One
导演，我喜欢这个
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- Ongoing
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- 458k Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
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- 2y ago
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Some Good Recent Chinese Entertainment Novels, All with Multiple Love Interests
Harem stories and Chinese entertainment industry fiction
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Liu Yifei / Yang Mi / Zhao Liying / Liu Shishi / Tang Yan
Worth rereading: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Pretty good: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Good for getting out of a reading slump: ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Other ratings: There may be some dealbreakers, but parts of the character writing are good! Recommended authors who write multiple heroines: Da Jinmao (He likes explaining things, but has written several novels featuring famous actresses born in the 1980s. The most reliable pick.) Pang Yidian (He's written three multiple-heroine novels, but only one features a famous actress born in the 1980s.
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**Fan Bing has owned numerous companies spanning highly profitable industries such as alcohol, investment, and cosmetics. It's disgusting that many ordinary people are defending this unscrupulous tax-evading capitalist. What dark secrets is she trying to cover up with these companies? The total amount of tax evaded by Fan Bing is among the highest in the Chinese entertainment industry; she's not just a nobody. I support the government banning all tax evaders in the entertainment industry.**
How could Tang's family be poor if she was selected as an Olympic cheerleader? The author even wrote that Tang couldn't afford to fly to South Korea, which is ridiculous.
While some of these realities do exist, the protagonist's actions are hard to judge. When the protagonist forced and threatened Tang into a relationship, it was already rape, right? Regardless of how the plot develops, the fact of the crime shouldn't be too controversial. I haven't watched the rest of the series, and I'm curious how it will be handled. Or is the protagonist simply a villain whose various illegal and criminal acts can be ignored?
Filming videos to threaten people—are you the kind of person who lacks both character and legal awareness?
Hey, you don't want to be without acting opportunities, do you? 😏
Han Ga-in
Han Ga-in
Could we have Gao Yuanyuan?
I absolutely adore her looks! Down with Mark Chao! Anyone agree? Anyone disagree?
Some parts weren't written very well. A transaction is a transaction, but to keep pestering the other person afterward is a bit unethical, especially since she's married.
Actually, no matter how you write entertainment novels, you can't avoid mentioning the "Four Dan and Two Bing" (referring to four top actresses and two top actresses from the same generation), the "Four Beauties of the 85 Generation," and the two beauties from Xinjiang. Other female celebrities really can't compare to them.