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City of Storms
A Life in Seclusion Among the People Bai Juyi, Tang Dynasty The great recluse lives in the imperial court or the city; the lesser recluse retreats to the hills and fields. But the hills and fields are too desolate, while the city is too noisy. Better to be a recluse in between, a low-ranking official left behind in the capital. As if departing, yet still present; neither busy nor idle. No need to exhaust heart or strength, yet free from hunger and cold. No official duties all year round,
May's Best Completed Novels: The Curtain Falls, the Grand Finale Shines
Following a serial is like waiting in the wings, eyes fixed on the stage. When it ends, the road home seems long. These five fine performances from May have all reached the kind of finale that leaves an echo in your ears.
Novels About Post-90s and Post-95s Actresses
Novels about rising stars born in the '90s and '95s
Chinese Entertainment, Mainly Post-95 Actresses
The post-95 generation of actresses is finally making waves. Mostly post-95 actresses.
Alternate History
A decade-long reader's collection
AI Interview Cramming
Using AI to help write more words per day can be a good thing for readers. But when authors publish raw AI output, full of formulaic writing that clearly hasn't been edited, you can't help wondering whether they even read what the AI produced, let alone polished it. If I'm paying for content like this, I might as well pay to have AI write something for me. It's AI either way, and at least then I can control the plot.
Chinese Entertainment Novels
Writing about Chinese entertainment isn't easy. Recommendations welcome.
Dizzey's Novel Collection
Books I've been reading lately
Some Good Recent Chinese Entertainment Novels, All with Multiple Love Interests
Harem stories and Chinese entertainment industry fiction
A Few Chinese Entertainment Novels
Some Chinese showbiz novels I've read
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.
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
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Seeing now, I always feel that Chen Duling is a failure? Is this right?
The 85 Flowers are just enjoying the dividends of the times. Those who have been acting for more than ten or twenty years have no acting skills, no lines, no lines, no awards, no awards. If they hadn't taken the last bonus of the TV station, they would have been dead. If they were to debut in this era, they would be no different from the 95 Flowers. Maybe they are not as good as the 95 Flowers. With Liu Shishi's poor acting skills and Lao Mi's wide face, it would be good to be a little famous in this era.
Congratulations to Mr. Bai
After Sister Meng and Dudu. Our Mr. Bai is considered a promising man, he just got drunk
Cun Cun Huang
The plots in the entertainment industry are okay. Can you stop writing about the protagonist's sister? You probably want to write about the protagonist's brother and sister having a good relationship, and want to use this sister to connect the plot, but there are too many plots about this sister and it's too stupid.
I'm so stupid. I got so fascinated by Huayu novels that I actually went to watch the ancient puppet show. Each one is more ridiculous than the other 😅
🍍So gentle
Sunny, cheerful, gentle and kind 🍍, can bring me a lot of emotional value 😍
Xiaotian
It's 2025, will there still be flowers outside the wall and fragrance inside?
How much is the box office of Xin Zhilei's movie?
The heroines are all heroines