I’m a Finance Guy. Why Am I Bound to an Actor System?
我金融男，绑定演员系统什么鬼？
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- 504k Words
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- Showbiz Romance
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For Readers Born in the 1990s and 1995s
Girly stories
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
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To be honest, things are moving way too fast. After only two days of getting to know each other, Meng Ziyi took the initiative to confess her feelings. Considering the high school background, it's understandable. But Liu Shishi's part was just too awkward. She was already willing to get married. If you simply wrote that they had a need to be a couple on set, that would be normal. But you forced some romance into it, which was really awkward to watch.
Do men also encounter unspoken rules? I just saw on the trending topics that Chen Xiao sighed several times during his live stream. It seems there are some powerful men in the industry who engage in such practices, and many of those who are too handsome and refuse them become depressed...
Let's not write it anymore; the protagonist is like a lunatic.
Hmm... To be honest, after reading more than 20 chapters, I still feel a bit conflicted. The character settings are somewhat contradictory.
The protagonist controls the female celebrities' money, so he doesn't have to worry about them breaking up or cheating. The system reward also grants him superhuman physique, making him invincible. 👍
Highly poisonous
There are too many flaws. The succubus constitution is ridiculously absurd, and everyone's intelligence seems to have plummeted. Is it really necessary to sign with a company just for initial funding? The contract looks like a stifling twenty-year agreement, and then Tangren only gives the second male lead a contract termination penalty of five million, plus he owes Cai a favor.
That's outrageous. Putting aside the fact that your leveraged financing is illegal, the plot development is also illogical.
Author, come out here? What did you write? In chapter 80-something, you wrote that Meng Ziyi compressed her scenes in Ode to Joy to four days in order to film Ode to Love You, and you even brought all the big and small leaders to discuss it with the director. Then when you got home you had a fight with them. After you finished with them at UFC, you didn't film the next day.
He even dragged Meng Ziyi along to stock trading; he has the mentality of a 3-year-old.
Fifteen years from now, being a movie star won't be of much use. The internet will have entered the scene, and the entertainment industry will just be one link in the chain.