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My Personal Picks from Qidian
No chasing trending hits here, just hidden gems I've read word by word and truly loved. I picked each one for myself, with readers who love stories as much as I do in mind. I hope we'll meet here and share an exciting journey.
A Literary Entertainment Journey
Writing songs, acting, appearing on variety shows: what others call the pinnacle is only my starting line. The list is ready. Take this guide to a life in the arts with cheat codes.
2026 Male-Audience Novels with a Single Heroine
Some books I can enjoy that avoid romantic ambiguity and harems. (Abandoned books and those completed over a year ago will be removed.) Completed, single-heroine stories: Wandao Changtu I Want to Reach for the Moon in the Ninth Heaven
Liu Yifei, Xixi, the Celestial Beauty, An Feng [Only One Heroine]
Only collecting stories with one female lead, where she's as beautiful as a celestial maiden. Some of these are old enough that I've forgotten the details, but they're all worth reading. These are all books I was able to keep following. This is just my personal taste, so please don't flame me. Rating system: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Highly recommended ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Pretty good, worth a read ⭐⭐⭐ Worth reading when you're out of books ⭐⭐ Fine if you don't think too hard, just read for fun ⭐ Gross, frustrating, or impossible
The Best of Entertainment and Period Dramas (Updated July 14, 2026)
A list of entertainment novels I'm following. If you like this genre, give them a try. I often check the rankings. This genre is relatively easy for new authors to write, but competition is fierce too. I update regularly, so keep an eye on changes to the list's title.
Wutong’s Private Collection
Keeping this as a memento, not adding it to my bookshelf
Qianqian, the Sole Female Lead
Qianqian’s Book Recommendations
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.
Chinese Entertainment Novels with Liu Yifei as the Sole Female Lead
Mainly a collection of novels I’ve read or am reading with Liu Yifei as the female lead.
Books I Think Are Pretty Good
Fantasy, urban, science fiction, and historical fiction
Princess Xixi
Single heroine, Lao Liu.
Trial-Reading Vanguard
They might be good, or they might not be.
Liu Yifei, My Moonlight Crush
A loser’s idealized romance in the Chinese entertainment industry.
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
Qianqian, single female lead
A Grab Bag of Personal Booklists
All personal picks. My reviews aren't objective: the only standard is whether a book suits my taste. I only keep books I paid to read and don't regret buying, so I can reread them when I run out of things to read. I couldn't care less what anyone else thinks. I'm the one who paid for the books, not the authors paying me. I prefer sci-fi, historical fiction, supernatural stories, and entertainment-industry fiction, mostly with one female lead or no female lead. I'll admit it: I'm a sucker for che
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.
Xixi: One Female Lead
These are books I personally like. I'm not great at describing them, so whether you'll enjoy them is up to you. I don't read books I dislike, so no matter how well they're written, I won't recommend them!
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In the middle and late period of China Entertainment that year, there were so many supporting characters in almost every film, so many that it was disgusting. The protagonist had to take those supporting characters with him wherever he went. He treated those supporting characters like his own parents. He didn't know why he wrote so much, and he didn't sleep. Instead, he had very little daily interaction with the heroine. I hope the same situation doesn't happen with this one.
I'd better come back and read it again. I read a few director's books that made me sick. Some gave away the majority of the film's investment, some offered other small favors, and even some cuckolded the heroine to shoot intimate scenes. I read Yue, and this one is still comfortable to read.
Nowadays, Huayu novels all write that Jiang Wen has a good relationship with Jiang Wen. Jiang Wen is awesome. The movies he makes are very self-centered. I don't feel that he is so awesome. Some of the movies he made have good reviews and are just hype. Besides, you are reborn and you dare to do it.
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Dear brothers and sisters, please give me a hand. New books need to be read. Reading is too important for a new book. Thank you all.
This book is so much better than the author's last one, it's like replacing someone else
This entertainment article seems to be written in the style of an urban article. The plot is smooth and not embarrassing. It is not pretentious or pretentious. It is very natural and can be read. Maybe it's my problem. I have no interest in going to the United States to make literary films, and I don't feel the excitement. Just like when I watched "The Pursuit of Happiness," I couldn't relate to the plot, because the working environment in China was worse at that time, and life without working was even more difficult. We were all used to it. Every country's literary and artistic films are rooted in local life. For example, Guangzhou's scrambled eggs with tomatoes are filled with sugar. The meat porridge in the morning is salty (I drank it once for breakfast when I was studying in Guangzhou in the early years, and then I had an upset stomach and couldn't eat for the day). The chicken pancakes have a sweet and salty bean curd flavor; in Shanghai, the pork elbows are sweet. It tastes bad, the braised pork is too sweet, the rice cakes are sticky in the throat, the radish dumplings are greasy after eating too much flour, the meat glutinous rice balls are really "magic", and the smell is disgusting; I say so because different places have different customs, many foreign literary and artistic films have moved outsiders, but we just feel bored. For reborn people, if it is just to make money, it is really not as good as stock trading. It's my problem that I don't like watching foreign dramas. I was shocked by the re-creation of Black Swan and Black Peony in the article. In fact, nowadays, except for Henan Opera, which can barely make a profit, other operas are subsidized by the state (in the 1980s Drama was very popular at that time), since writing a literary film must be rooted in the soil, a realistic background must be added to Black Peony to explain why the Peony Pavilion was changed. Because the old Peony Pavilion had too few viewers, the theater troupe was in debt and could not even pay wages. , The actors were heartbroken and anxious to find a way to change careers. Against this background, the new leader proposed to rewrite the old dramas and produce high-quality dramas to attract the audience (in reality, this is what Li Shujian did back then), and then started It can be said that this new play entrusts the last hope of the troupe. The pressure of real survival, the conflict between the new and the old, the uncertainty of the unknown future, and the changes in life under various pressures are the Chinese local narrative. Guangguang competed for a protagonist position, then darkened, then shattered, and then fell, a "sadness" of the island culture. The author's writing is already very good, but it is still worse than the adaptation of Lu Kuan's "Rejuvenation". The narrative that only focuses on "professionalism" is still too thin. In fact, the theoretical new production of practical drama was first done by Taiwanese people. The real environment they faced at that time was very similar to the real dilemma of China in the late 1990s and the beginning of the new century. Taiwanese dramatists were not willing to die naturally, and began to actively integrate various elements in an effort to bring the audience back to the stage. The endogenous motivation for a new writer of an old drama will never be a simple slap on the head. I am tired of singing the old drama, so I have to make up something new today. A person who cannot be the protagonist will never seek death and survival, because 99% of people have never experienced the taste of being a protagonist in their lives. It is like self-destructing after being unable to be the leader. It is unreasonable. Therefore, literary and artistic films are so troublesome, far less simple and interesting than Hollywood commercial films. Finally, author, don't be impatient and stay steady. This book is really good and it's a lot better than the last one. Come on!
This is the best novel I have ever read in all Hua Entertainment. I have read many novels, no matter what department, Zhu Yawen and Luo Jin are good friends, and some are roommates with them. This one is very speechless. It is good even if you don't criticize Tang Dynasty. Some authors wrote Liu as the heroine and cooperated with Tang Dynasty, and she was friends with Hu Ge. It was very disgusting to read. Liu was hacked so miserably, and the methods they used against Liu during the filming of Sword and Fairy. They are in reality After the filming, there was no contact. Hu didn't come to Liu's adult ceremony, and Liu didn't go to see Hu when Hu had a car accident. In reality, they didn't interact at all. I couldn't figure out what those authors were thinking, and it was comfortable to watch even if they didn't cooperate with Huayi. However, there were also some daydreams. When the main character Shui Huang brought a piece of clothing to her, she emphasized that it was new. It was inexplicable. The main character's water should be because his pants were wet or his whole body was wet. What is the role of a coat? In reality, Liu said in an interview that he was rescued by the deputy director surnamed Gao. In the end, it was marketed as his rescue. In reality, many people did think that it was Huang who rescued him, but he never came out to clarify. He swallowed up Liu's traffic, which shows his character. Guo Degang also said that being popular does not mean having good character. You should stay away from people who are popular. Finally, why does the protagonist insist on praising Huayi's artists if he doesn't cooperate with Huayi? The male and female lead actors in Painted Skin were all from Huayi. In that era, the leading actors in a movie might not earn as much in box office share and copyright as male and female actors, because they made money mainly from commercial performances and endorsements. In reality, when Liu was the worst, Zhou Ke was competing for the top sister in Huayi. Author, do you think she had a share? It feels uncomfortable to see the protagonist keep praising her, so the protagonist should sign some talents, otherwise he will be praising actors from other companies. In the industry, a drama will select a few leading actors after the audition, and then negotiate with the actor's agency, usually through resource exchange or other ways to compensate. Otherwise, why should you be chosen? There are many dramas with similar paths. There are also unspoken rules. For the reasons, there is a famous saying in the industry (no character is irreplaceable). You can refer to Shendiao, why did Chen Gandy give company shares to Zhang Dabeard, why did Huang You play the protagonist, and the conflict with Feng Dapao. However, it was not fun. In the end, the protagonist never went public. People in listed companies will be alienated. Everything else is well written. I like it very much. Come on, author.
Two villains, Lu Tailang and Huayi brothers, are inseparable from Huayu Entertainment!