
Chinese Showbiz in 2008
华娱之2008
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 696k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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The protagonist is a complete simp, showering Liu Yifei with praise. Liu's mother looks down on him and questions him, but the protagonist still desperately gives her resources and even makes a bet that Liu won't lose out regardless of the outcome.
Seeing the author's confusion about subscriptions
Let me share my personal opinion: First of all, the author writes very well, which is the foundation for readers, whether they are paying or not, to keep reading. At least I really enjoy reading it. Secondly, let me clarify that aesthetics are a very subjective and personal matter. I really don't get Liu's beauty.
Don't bother reading further; it'll just turn into another simp story. A loser's piece that only knows how to fawn over Liu Yifei.
Is this dialogue for real? All this "um, XXXXX" and "um, XXXXX"—is it really necessary to use this colloquialism so frequently? It's so annoying!
There was a very famous paparazzi who exposed Zhao Baozi's secrets in 2017, but was forced to leave the paparazzi circle by a powerful figure. It seems the secret was that the child wasn't Feng's.
Reborn in 2008, don't you want to mine Bitcoin? They sell them on Taobao. No, the seller will even teach you how.
Chinese entertainment novels are always writing about women nearing 40! Don't the younger ones even recognize them?! It's not that they're bad, it's just that there are too many of them! They used to write about the grandmothers from Hong Kong! Now they're writing about middle-aged women born in the 80s!
The author should write more about Yang Mi; I've been consistently supporting her and giving her tips.
If this drags on, I think it'll only be possible to get it published before it's even released. Learn from Shen Santong next door, 😁 be quick, accurate, and ruthless. Give it your all, author!
I specifically spent 100 subscriptions to come and comment. This book is basically a Liu Yifei simp novel.