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Novels About Post-90s and Post-95s Actresses
Novels about rising stars born in the '90s and '95s
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.
95-Favorite Books
This is entirely subjective. If you like Liu or the post-1985 actresses, head on over to another list. The quality of Xiaohua stories on Qidian is all over the place. Some are classic works by veteran authors in the conquest-everyone style, while others are reformist works by new authors. Either way, you have to be cautious with Xiaohua stories. You never know when they'll get dropped. From what I've seen, Tian and Liu are the most popular. If you want to make a splash, you need one of those two
All Kinds of Genres, Solid Reads With No Major Red Flags
All kinds of genres
Ruthless and Decisive, Free to Do as I Please, Living for Myself: Whatever Feels Good
Decisive and rational protagonists. Fewer clichés, and no bleeding-heart do-gooders.
Chinese Entertainment Industry - 2025
A look at the Chinese entertainment-industry stories I've read.
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I feel like I can't control the rhythm anymore. These women found out that Xiao Hu and Xiao Tian are interesting. The rest of the plot is too bland and too high-profile. The financial sponsor has to be hidden behind the scenes. It's enough for the bosses of the company to know about the female protagonists. In these 100 chapters, the whole Internet knows that the financial sponsor behind the female protagonists is the male protagonist. How to write the following
It is recommended to delete the background Xiaoma and the dialogue! The background doesn't need to be written clearly to be awesome! Only those who write clearly are awesome! If you write it clearly, it will look too vulgar!
There is no need to change the main character's appearance
Everyone has a different protagonist's appearance. If you post it, it will be directly finalized, and there is no need to affect the interpretation.
Oda
The author is a literary youth who likes second-hand goods but despises the old A8
It's so well written, I've ordered it all
I also gave them monthly tickets. This type of male protagonist is really rare in Chinese entertainment. The world has been crying for a long time🐶
Hu Lianxin
Love Brain
Looking for similar
Are there any novels with similar backgrounds in the entertainment industry? No matter what the protagonist does, I just want to read this kind of cool novel.
Everything else is pretty good, and can be regarded as fodder in entertainment novels, but having an illegitimate child as soon as the career begins is extremely toxic. Usually the plot of entertainment novels is only done in the later stages when the book is almost finished, and there is no desire to order anymore.
It's rare to write about China Entertainment from the perspective of the prince of a major company. The key female protagonists are all young. Come on, there will be more.