Everyday Romance Starting with Yang Chaoyue
从杨超跃开始的恋爱日常
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A Hodgepodge of Books
A hodgepodge.
In Memory of All Those Years I Went Crazy Chasing New Chapters
Thinking back, it must have been about ten years ago. I used to be desperate to keep reading, and that urge still comes over me now and then, though it isn't the norm anymore. I suppose that's growing up, but whenever the feeling returns, it's still hard to resist. This list holds the books I've read over the years that left an impression on me. It may not be complete; it's just a way to remember.
Post-95 Young Actress Entertainment Fiction
These are entertainment-industry novels focused only on actresses born in the 1990s or 1995. If you know of any others, feel free to recommend them. Novels about actresses like Bi, Meng Ziyi, Xuan Lu, Li Yitong, Bai Lu, Zhou Ye, Zhang Jingyi, Tian Xiwei, and Chen Duling are all welcome.
Chinese Entertainment Novels
Writing about Chinese entertainment isn't easy. Recommendations welcome.
Entertainment Novels [Chinese, Korean, Japanese, and American]
Entertainment-industry novels I'm reading, including Korean, Chinese, and American entertainment fiction. P.S. I originally only posted Korean entertainment novels, but I read a bit of everything. There aren't enough Korean entertainment novels coming out around the same time, so I'm putting them all together.
Books Featuring Liu Haochun (Liu Haocun) as the Female Lead
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
I like Chinese entertainment-industry novels, but I'm tired of seeing so many older actresses, especially those represented by the Eighty-Five Flowers. This list is for books about younger actresses. There are still too few novels about the Ninety-Five Flowers. The list is capped at 50 books, and once it's full, I'll gradually remove the ones with terrible prose or plots. For now, I need to fill it up so it can be featured in the book-list plaza.
Chinese Entertainment Fiction Focused on Post-90s, Post-95s, and Post-00s Actresses
Tong Wei, Meng Bazha, Lu Chuan, Ye Cun Nan: subjective opinions on books I saved to my shelf and read
Entertainment Industry Stories, Mostly with Actresses Born in the ’90s
If you cannot find suitable short, sweet novels or the latest Chinese entertainment-industry novels, come in and take a look. I do not recommend novels that started in the 1990s or 2000s. They are too far removed from the present, and I have grown tired of older novels, entering an aesthetic burnout. Take a look at the latest female-led novels and keep up with new developments in the Chinese entertainment industry.
Lotus Heart Pavilion
"Fresh sprouts, aged wine. If it suits my taste, it belongs here."
Novels to Read While Slacking Off at Work, One a Day
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I got hooked after reading your post about 95-generation actresses.
I'm frantically searching for similar entertainment novels featuring actresses born in 1995, but unfortunately you've raised the bar so high that it's hard to find anything compatible with lower-ranked authors. 😥
Holy crap, it's rare to find a Chinese entertainment novel with such delicate emotions! 😰😰😰
A masterpiece that receives critical acclaim but may not be commercially successful.
Writing style: 9 points Pace of the action: 6.5/10 Creativity/Imagination: 7/10 Overall rating: 8 points / A- Brief review: Judging from the title and the first two chapters, I originally thought it was about a manager leading a girl group, riding the wave of various variety show trends to guide the members towards greater success and to help them find love. But that's not the case at all.
This is exactly the feeling I'm looking for: delicate emotions. Each character has their own storyline, rather than just randomly appearing and liking the protagonist. Too many Chinese entertainment novels are either mindless harems or focused solely on career development, with all the characters except the protagonist feeling unrealistic and unconvincing.
Is this how light novels are written?
With this kind of writing style, it's like watching "Love Simulator"—you could adapt an original script. However, this seems to be similar to "Love Simulator," where every girl has her own story and the male lead is their redeemer. This writing style always pulls me out of the story. It's a bit too much for a Chinese entertainment company to pull this kind of writing.
Fans of these young actresses should definitely donate to this book; it's so well-written. Reading it will make you realize how wonderful these actresses are.
Will Liu Haocun be mentioned later?
I don't know why anyone recommended writing about her. However, she has a lot of negative attention and a terrible reputation. Wouldn't writing about her easily discourage people from reading about her?
First, regarding the protagonist, he has the body of an eighteen-year-old, the age of thirty, but his spirit seems that of a forty or fifty-year-old. This might be the most lifeless protagonist I've ever seen... I've seen protagonists who are greedy, lustful, and driven by self-interest, but I've never seen one who, every few chapters or with every new female character, reminisces about how…
It's really well written. I even think that if I were to meet someone like that in real life, it would be the best thing ever.
How is this book? I see there's also a copy of Liu Haocun's book.