Showbiz: Conquering Tokyo's Bubble Era
文娱：制霸东京泡沫时代
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 127k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
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Reader comments 17
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The author's writing style actually has the kind of sentimental feeling of childhood literature. Although the title of the book is stupid, I still give you a vote to support it.
Does it mean that the original owner didn't know that his parents owed money to Zisha, and the lawyer didn't remind him at all, so he inherited the debt when he inherited the inheritance?
Why not call him Tetsuya Yamayama? 😃
It's not gone again. Two of my favorite books have been gone recently. I hope there won't be another one.
Here comes the classic, I will keep updating it as I write it.
Whenever I see something well written, I can immerse myself in it and temporarily get rid of the pain.
I've always felt that the movie Love Letter was a bit overrated.
Speechless, it's only been a few dozen chapters and it's been discontinued since March. It's not on the shelves yet. If it is on the shelves, will it be designated eunuch?😅
The film and television works I choose to shoot are too literary and young.
It's okay to start with a love letter, but it's too forced to shoot "Snow Country" immediately. The author seems not to understand that literary fiction and entertainment industry fiction are different. And after all, the book you wrote is for people in China, not for the Japanese. Snow Country really doesn't have that much influence on Qidian readers, let alone the movie, which has no sense of immersion at all. Japanese entertainment is inherently niche, so it's harder to attract readers if you choose these works. Then "Wolf" is even more niche. It intensifies the conflict at the beginning and takes on the entertainment industry. Is the author just amusing himself or does he think that the writer Long Aotian's style is very marketable? Also, the protagonist won't always stay in Hokkaido, right?
I came across this book by chance
The introduction is a bit too strong, and the title of the book makes me feel helpless to complain. When I clicked on it, I found out that it was written by an author who writes about Tokyo literary heroes. I was surprised. Have I started switching from writing about literary heroes to entertainment articles? By the way, please finish the previous book as soon as possible.