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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.
A Hodgepodge of Books
A hodgepodge.
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
I read all kinds of genres, as long as they're a little interesting.
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The 95 dollars you wrote fell into a trap.
Now I'm frantically looking for similar 95hua entertainment articles. It's a pity that you lifted me up so high all of a sudden, and it's difficult to be backward compatible 😥
Damn it, it's so rare to see Huayu novels with such delicate emotions 😰😰😰
A masterpiece that may be applauded but not sit down so much
Writing style: 9 points Refreshing rhythm: 6.5 Points Imagination/creativity: 7 points Overall rating: 8 points/A- Brief review: From the name and the first two chapters, I originally thought it was the kind of manager who leads a girl group and uses various variety show hot spots to lead the girl group members to a more successful path and fall in love. In fact, it is not at all. The main content of this book is about falling in love with Xiaohua. The two biggest features are: 1. The writing is good, true and romantic. This should indeed have some relevant professional experience, written in a very realistic and detailed way. The writing is really good, real and romantic. 2. Really and seriously describe those little flower stars like real people around them, and their interactions are real, interesting and romantic. (2.5: The protagonists are all new-generation florets, not the 95 florets whose starting point has been written badly) The plug-in or career line is not the main line, it is more hidden, it is what the protagonist teaches them, they get the attributes themselves, step on the left foot and the right foot, and directly ascend to the sky. Then take the path of an actor. Rare fine chaff, don't regret it. Characteristics: dense and delicate, but also a bit too literary and youthful, unlike the powerful ones. It doesn't have the typical cool points of online writing, but it is indeed good-looking. The best thing about the author is his delicate writing style, which is realistic, romantic and delicate. This is so awesome. I haven't read anything like this online for a long time. It can even be said that this is the best in this regard. He writes so well when describing poor life, childhood, youth, parents' troubles, growing pains, the plight of adults, and so on. The interaction with the heroine is also well written, and the fun points are basically handled very well. (Actually, truth is a difficult point to say. Many other online articles think that the truth is actually too rough, often to the point of vulgarity, and it is too fake for those kind of heroic articles. I think the authenticity of this book is helpful. On the one hand, the description Poverty is real enough, and on the other hand, it also has a certain romantic writing technique, which does not let the despair overflow and affect the readers' emotions, which is wonderful) The disadvantage is that the author should have a little bit of literary youth, but this kind of thing cannot be generalized, there are good and bad. It's like if you have money, you still have to marry an unattractive girl with a bad temper for the rest of your life. You definitely don't want to. If the writing is good, I will definitely try to write more exciting, detailed and real content. If the level of literary youth is ten points out of ten, his level of literary youth should be four to five points. The essence of this book is different from the traditional classified articles on entertainment stars. It feels more like borrowing their characters, looks, etc., And then the author added some imagination to describe each little flower as a real girl around him, and then interact and fall in love. If you have had enough of those rough and commercialized assembly line entertainment articles: time travel and become an actor, take away other people's opportunities, act in two plays to become a star, and then continue to bulldoze and harem stories, and want to eat some fine chaff, then this book should be able to meet your requirements. The writing is really good, the interaction is full, and it is a rare good article and fine chaff. The disadvantage is that the progress is too slow and the career line is shallow. The author has the potential to become a great master, and you can see it in this book. His writing style is as good as that of a great master. The only shortcoming, or I don't know if it's a shortcoming, is that the pace is too slow, and it doesn't seem to be exciting enough. The commercial performance of this book may not be that good, but it should be enough to make a profit, and enough book lovers will follow the next book. I can only say keep going. Many great masters have produced works with similar positioning before. They may not sell as much tickets, but they are enough to be praised.
It's this kind of feeling, delicate emotions, each character has his own line instead of just jumping out of nowhere to like the protagonist. There are too many Chinese entertainment stories that are either mindless harems or focused on career lines. Except for the protagonist, the other characters are too unreal to stand up. This novel is very interesting in terms of emotional description and character creation. The only thing I am sure is that there are too few.
Is this how light novels are written?
With this writing style, it's like a love simulation. The original script can be adapted. However, this is like a love simulation. Every girl has her own story, and the male protagonist is to redeem them. This writing style always makes me laugh. China Entertainment, is a bit unworthy of this kind of writing
Fans of Xiaohua should really appreciate this book if they read it. It is so well written. After reading this book, you will feel that these Xiaohua are really good.
Should I write about Liu Haocun later?
I don't know why someone recommended writing about her. But she has her own black traffic and her reputation is too bad. Wouldn't it be easy to persuade her to quit by writing about her?
First of all, regarding the protagonist, he has an eighteen-year-old body and a thirty-year-old age, but his mind looks like he is forty or fifty years old. This may be the most sluggish protagonist I have ever seen... I have seen protagonists who are greedy for money, lustful, and profit-oriented, but I have never seen a protagonist who has to recall several chapters every few chapters and every time a female character appears. I look back at how youthful and energetic I was when I was eighteen, and how vulgar and snobbish I am now, and then sigh and never go back... It's really tiring to read it Watching Huayu novels, or more niche novels, besides being bored by 85hua, doesn't it make you look younger and more energetic? Due to style issues in this book, all the female protagonists are quite miserable when they appear. Some have bad jobs, some are bullied at school, and some have family problems... The degree of misery is different, but they don't really have a good life anyway... That's okay, they are basically based on reality and re-created, and the characters created in this way are quite three-dimensional... In the dark moments of life, the protagonist enters their lives as the sun and savior, pulling them together. It's mutually beneficial, which is actually okay... The problem is that this "sun" is too old and too sad, and it makes memories and sighs all day long that "it will never be like a teenager's trip"... The heroine is miserable, and the male protagonist is mournful. This book is a bit depressing as a whole... The key is that I can understand that the heroine is miserable, and he really didn't start in that time period, but what is the meaning of comparing so many memories described by the male protagonist? Does it mean that he has been beaten down by society, his edges have been smoothed by time, and he has become the person he once hated the most? Then what? Make readers feel more immersed? Maybe the overall situation will improve after the careers of the male and female protagonists improve, but it looks like it will take three to five hundred chapters...
The writing is really good, I even think that it would be the best thing to go beyond and actually meet such a person in reality.
How is the writing? I think there is also a book about Liu Haocun?