
Chinese Showbiz: Starting with the Leading Lady System
华娱从获得大女主系统开始
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- Urban
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- Showbiz Romance
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It has to be said, Lao Liu is incredibly busy. She plays the female lead in hundreds of books and has to spend time with over 100 male leads every day. Please, have a break! 😎
I thought it was free to read for a limited time, just an entertaining story, but it turned out to be a simp story. I couldn't even finish it without paying. May this simp live a long and peaceful life!
Purely brainless, hard-to-lick Lao Liu fan-made article
Nine out of ten books about Chinese entertainment currently focus on Liu Yifei. If Liu Yifei's career were to collapse one day, this category of "Chinese entertainment" could be discontinued.
Shennong tasted hundreds of herbs
I absolutely cannot stand the book's numerous errors and chaotic timelines. It's purely the author's self-indulgent fantasy, and they treat American capital like idiots. First, they wrote a novel that treated them like idiots, and then they made a movie that treated Disney like an idiot among idiots. The author didn't even do any research and relied entirely on imagination.
There are too many bad directors in China.
There are no art-house romance films in the top ten or top twenty of the box office charts. The general public simply doesn't like watching those melodramatic romance films directed by crazy directors. Especially those where a kiss suddenly turns into a bizarre, distorted kiss. Because of movies, Westerners were the first to create and enjoy them.
Poison, poisonous
Shennong is dead. If you need anything, burn paper money; if it's a minor matter, summon his spirit; if it's a major matter, dig up his grave. Send out a message quickly, or he will be reincarnated.
The author didn't put in the effort; the timeline is too confusing: Kill Bill was filmed in 2002 and released in 2003; Tencent went public in Hong Kong in 2004; Juno was filmed in February 2007 and released in the same year; and Pirates of the Caribbean 1 was filmed in 2002 and released in 2003.
Holy crap! Looking at the synopsis, I realized I haven't seen a single movie starring the male and female leads.
Most people in the Chinese entertainment industry are slaving their love for Liu Qianqian; they don't know who else to write about, right?