Chinese Showbiz: I Tried to Leave the Industry, Yet Became a Top-Tier Star?
华娱：一心退圈，竟然成了顶流？
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- 1.1M Words
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- Urban
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- Showbiz Romance
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- 9mo ago
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The premise itself is flawed. You say you want to leave the academic world and pursue academia but are hindered by your contract? Go take the postgraduate entrance exam or the civil service exam! You can't even pass the exam, so what are you pretending for?!
The writing is okay, but it's boring to read. I hate this kind of contrasting theme the most. If you really want to change careers, you can just quit and use that time to learn about the new profession. If you become popular, it's a win-win situation. If you fail, you can officially change careers. What's the point of doing one thing while trying to do another, without any sense of anticipation or satisfaction?
This variety show didn't resonate with me; it felt like it was just arguing for the sake of arguing. Everyone just had different perspectives. It was all about being idiotic and portraying a large group of people—it was pointless.
Before the subscription fee was introduced, the book flowed smoothly and had sufficient resources. However, after the fee was introduced, the narrative became very disjointed. The ending of the civil service exam plot, in particular, was disastrous. The post-interview and concert scenes provided a decent conclusion to this phase.
I feel like I'm going to fail.
The recent chapters have no story at all; they're too filler. I don't know how many people are following this, I'm off to read now. Hope to meet again in the next recommendation!
In fictional entertainment, it's crucial to avoid introducing a large number of characters all at once. Starting with a variety show where the names of the cast are unclear and the program begins feels strange and disorganized.
I've never heard of any top-tier celebrity or superstar being 1.9 Meters tall. Around 1.8 Or 2.83 Meters is more like it. 1.9 Meters is too unrealistic.
Today's plot was off-putting.
Doesn't the author know that the male lead is quite famous now? On one hand, he says he doesn't want to create a romantic pairing, but on the other hand, he lets the female lead (or so it seems) move into his house.
It doesn't look right in my learning, and it doesn't look right in my writing either; there's a sense of awkwardness to
Want to retire from the music scene and sing "Wanjiang"? Sing "Give Me a Song's Time"? Who do you think you are?