
Now That I'm Reborn, Why Would I Be an Extra?
重生了谁还做群演啊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 564k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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235Chapters
2.6kRecommendations
5.3kFans
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There's no system, so the whole world revolves around the protagonist.
You can change your name to a homophone, but you're always coming up with a new name, which looks awkward. It's a problem; this book isn't doing very well.
Most entertainment novels have a major flaw: the protagonist can remember all the scenes and lines of movies he watched in his previous life, and he can remember the sheet music and lyrics of all the songs he heard. Then the protagonist becomes an actor, singer, or director.
Liu Haha
Author, your book is so bland!!! You write about so many beautiful women, and then just have serious fun in it, without a single hint of smut.
Aside from Yang Mi, they won't let any of the supporting actresses off the hook, right? It'll probably be Little Lion, too.
This is considered one of the top-ranked Chinese entertainment novels. The author has a great pace and is very humorous, making it a very enjoyable read.
Keep writing, but the most important thing is logic. Don't portray the woman as an idiot!
Let's change the way we address her. "Gulna" and "Dilraba" are too awkward; they just sound like "Nazha" or "Dilraba."
It's not bad, just a bit short, and there's too much focus on women.