
Showbiz: I’m at the Top
娱乐:我就是顶峰
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- Showbiz Romance
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Liu Yifei as the Sole Female Lead
Xixi may be doing all right in real life, but I hope she has a better life in novels. Qidian is flooded with entertainment-industry stories written just to cash in, so I made this list to help everyone avoid the duds. The books I picked may not be great, but they're definitely not problematic.
Princess Xixi
Single heroine, Lao Liu.
Novels with Liu Yifei as the Female Lead: Only the Best Chinese Entertainment Fiction, Xixi the Celestial Fairy Liu
Liu Tianxian's life has had three stages ● 2002–2008: Rise to fame Innocent, lively, and adorable. Just look at the goofy jumping around in those behind-the-scenes clips from The Return of the Condor Heroes. ● 2009–2020: The low point She was [redacted], [redacted], and [redacted] by a certain company. In particular, she nearly quit the industry in 2009 and 2010. She got through it by reading lots of inspirational books. In 2011, she got close to the declining Hong Kong entertainment scene. In 2
Novels with Yifei as the Female Lead
Recommendations for novels with Qianqian as the female lead, both finished and currently reading
Xixi’s Bookstore
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Novels with Liu Yifei as the Sole Female Lead
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Qianqian's Single-Female-Lead Reading List
I'm recommending books that I personally think are pretty well written.
Liu Yifei as the Only Female Lead
Liu Yifei, a personal favorite
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I don't quite understand. Why would one of the top directors in China pursue Liu Yifei? Aren't they usually the ones being pursued? Seeing that three movies have been released and he hasn't had any real contact with a woman 😭, is this plot design to cater to Liu's single-female-lead fans? It's just a bit too innocent...
I'm sick of seeing this female lead. Can't we have something new? I don't have any prejudice against Liu Cixin, but I don't understand why so many entertainment novels fawn over her. Is it because she's indispensable? Seeing this female lead makes me irritated. 🙂
The protagonist is quite contradictory. Sometimes he doesn't seem like a reborn person. He's always trying to get investment for his movies, explaining that the first lesson a director should learn is not to use their own money to make movies. But that's because most movies lose money.
The reason why Lao Liu's single female lead is so prevalent
One author once spoke the truth: in the Chinese entertainment industry, only Liu Cixin can pull off a single-female-lead story. The key issue is that conflict easily leads to filler content… In other words, once you start writing about Lao Liu, Liu's mother, Song Quede, Tangren Media, Huayi Brothers, and various female stars naturally become the opposing sides. The story then unfolds very easily.
What is the author trying to do? To whitewash Huayi Brothers? Or to whitewash Orange Sky Entertainment?
Let Liu Tianxian go.
These days, everything in the entertainment industry has to be associated with Liu Yifei. I'm tired of reading about it, it's like they can't write anything without Liu Yifei. The most outrageous story I've ever seen is that someone went to university at 16, won three major awards at 17, became famous overseas at 18, became classmates with Liu Yifei, and then started all sorts of sweet romances. Please leave Liu Tianyi alone. Don't go messing around by yourself! 😅😅😅
Having read up to chapter 250, three years have passed, and the protagonist is still fawning over Liu and still indulging in that pure love trope. I'm getting addicted. Good grief, has he never been in a relationship? At 26, he has no sexual needs? You say he's frigid, but he's obsessed with Liu. You say he's normal, but how can he go years without touching a woman, especially at his early 20s?
It's no wonder he didn't do well in school; he deserved it.
Have any of you seen a Chinese film in theaters this year? Ever since that terrible weight-loss movie at the beginning of the year, I haven't watched a single Chinese film all year. Now, seeing a Chinese film makes me want to vomit, I don't know why. I can only rely on watching some imported films to relieve my nausea.
It was so frustrating to watch. It felt like anyone could kick the male lead while he didn't fight back. It was frustrating at the beginning, but it wasn't very satisfying at the end either.