
Chinese Showbiz: Starting with a Simulated Romance
华娱从模拟恋爱开始
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All the little flower novels are here. Readers are welcome to fill in any missing ones. I'll add more over time, since there's a daily limit on how many books I can add to a list. Come back in a while and browse. I'll write a few thoughts about the ones I've read, and rank them from awesome to awful: Awesome, top-tier, above the rest, NPC, absolutely awful. You're welcome to leave your thoughts too. Thanks!
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Cun Cun, Cha Mei, Liu Haocun. If you know of any other books featuring little Haocun, please recommend them so I can add them to this list.
Chinese Entertainment Fiction About Post-95 Actresses
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Keep it up, author! Short stories aren't niche anymore; the low readership is just due to their short length. The combination of simulators and Chinese entertainment seems promising. Anyway, keep it up!
Zhou Ye's relationship
The author is a bit overwhelmed 🙂🙂🙂, haha 😃
Dude, could you control your little quirk? Don't spend half an hour talking about feet all the time, or the male lead might die from a fungal infection.
Zhou Ye is probably finished. Popular celebrities who expose their relationships never have a good ending. Most of their fans leave, and their commercial value collapses.
Hao Cun's acting skills are truly exceptional among young actresses.
Having watched all of Cunzi's works over the past few years, I can say that her acting skills have almost disappeared compared to other young actresses. Especially during the years when she was heavily criticized, when her acting relied more on talent, her natural charm was at its peak. Her liveliness was clearly visible, and the online criticism was based on distorted and misleading clips.
Everything else is fine.
The female characters are portrayed as too cheap. Who falls for someone so inexplicably? It's not like she's never seen a handsome man before. Even if you're exceptionally talented, as a human being, you wouldn't abandon your self-respect like that. While this kind of writing might feel satisfying without requiring much thought, it actually damages the characters and the plot. I can only read it when I'm tired and don't want to think. Reading it again when I'm more alert just feels cloying.
Coconut's career is likely on a downward spiral with little chance of recovery.
The author is having a mental breakdown; if they really went to the same school, it might be even more painful.
Yezi has a new relationship! 😅
The book started off well, but the more I read, the less focus it had on career development. It's mostly about jealousy and philandering, and the protagonist being a womanizer. Having multiple female leads doesn't mean he's going to have all the actresses his age in the entertainment industry. The title should be something like "The Jealousy and Fierce Competition Among '95 Flowers'."
The male lead is Zhou Ye's ultimate simp and dream man.