Chinese Showbiz: Starting by Winning Over the Coal Tycoon
华娱，从征服煤老板开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 944k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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306Chapters
2.7kRecommendations
34.8kFans
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Even someone as anti-Hua as Wuershan can be included.
Do you know what "Nocturne" and "Hair Like Snow" mean? Do you know? I don't quite understand the author's actions. You clearly know how to sing them, yet you let others sing them. You're so great, you're a great person! May I ask where the author is making his fortune now? Can I follow you? Not for anything else, but for your selfless spirit.
This book is a bit outrageous. The protagonist plagiarized dozens of songs in such a short time, then wrote a novel, plagiarized songs again, and even wanted to invest in making a movie and star in it himself. First, he got Liu Shishi to film a music video, then he wanted to get Liu Yifei to film a movie... What a load of rubbish, this is just a mindless wish-fulfillment novel.
The pairing with Yang Mi feels disjointed. Adding romantic subplots without any foundation or groundwork is pointless; for the sake of a harem story, you might as well read erotica. Abandoned
It's very engaging to write, but forget about refining it, it's impossible to think about it properly.
Liu Shishi doesn't like eating mutton.
Author, you're fucking hilarious! Liu Shishi is Hui! You're telling me she can't stand eating mutton!
What right does an American have to say he loves China?
The later chapters become increasingly devoid of realism, relying entirely on data to pad the word count. Brother, please make it a little more lifelike. Today's three chapters contain less than 20 sentences of dialogue in total—and that's three chapters!
I found something funny
At the gate of the Beijing Film Academy, I met a coal mine owner, and then he wrote a song for his lover. I spend all day writing. And he also met Liu Shishi, who was studying dance. You tell me, isn't it chaotic? The Beijing Film Academy is obviously a place for filming movies. Meeting a coal mine owner definitely warrants investment; Why are you even writing this yourself?
Putting aside the plot, the constant use of phrases like "bitter laugh, bitter laugh, bitter laugh" is enough to tell you the book's quality.