The Golden Age of Chinese Entertainment
华娱的盛宴
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
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Reader comments 54
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Throughout the entire piece, everyone in the Hong Kong and Taiwan entertainment industry appears kind and benevolent. No one is jealous or suppressing anyone; everyone is supporting the lead actor. It's as if everyone in the Hong Kong and Taiwan entertainment industry is a vegetarian.
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Eunuch Dao has gone out of the palace to make purchases again!
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I almost succumbed to the toxicity of Chapter 45 and couldn't help but post a rant, but after enduring it until Chapter 64, the toxicity was gone!! So I'm deleting the post and reposting it. 1. The male lead flirted with many women in the beginning, but he turned out to be a pure, ambiguous, and perpetually virgin. However, the downside disappeared in chapter 64! 😄 I love reading it!
Too many women, trash
If I wanted to see you messing around with women, would I need to come to Qidian? Everyone has a few websites, right? If you're writing about Chinese entertainment, then write about Chinese entertainment properly. If you're writing erotica, then go somewhere else and write your erotica properly. This is neither one thing nor the other.
This book is important.
Old Knife started writing "Perfect Life" and matured from that point on. He was still somewhat conflicted at the time, and the details and pacing weren't quite perfect. Because it was so long, he became a bit fatigued later on, leading to repetitive plots. At the time, the author was also somewhat neurotic due to some negative comments.
Reading Notes
It feels like a monotonous diary entry, lacking plot, embellishment, and emotion—utterly bland. Tasteless, yet too good to throw away. It completely lacks the feel of a bygone era or a perfect life.
Generally, I don't know if it's because my buttocks are crooked or because I'm insensitive.
This is the first time I've seen someone refer to Gao Xiaosong as "Ai Dajin" (a nickname for Gao Xiaosong). The song selection and plagiarism are also mediocre. They really can't just keep copying the old stuff; their readers are all young people, they should hurry up and start copying the classics from the back.
He's a professional shoe-picker! 😅
Even though he's an old author, he still writes such terrible stuff.
Copyright is so important, yet it's all given to the company.