Chinese Showbiz: The Cultural Renaissance
华娱之文化复兴
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- 1.3M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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I really enjoyed the way Director Dai portrayed the relationship between Fang and Liu. Personally, I think Director Dai's depiction of their daily emotional life is the best I've ever seen with a single female lead.
You've written about Liu Yifei to death; you've completely ruined her public image.
Sissi
Brothers, I feel like this book is going to be a flop, because I no longer have the same feeling when I read it. It's like something's missing.
I've read two of this author's books, and my impression of them is that they're all about reckless, headlong rushing forward, with enemies always popping up to oppose them. They don't offer any sense of satisfaction, and reading them can even feel frustrating. I'd rather not read these books.
Revival my foot! The more I watch, the more frustrating it gets. They talk so much about being powerful and having grand strategies, but they can't handle the enemy and end up being treated like dirt.
I sensed something different. In my opinion, "The Boss" pioneered a new writing style in Chinese entertainment novels. Before, when I read novels in this genre, they either focused on the protagonist as an actor, describing their acting skills and how they relied on a system or reincarnation; or they focused on the protagonist as a director, describing how they made films and won awards, relying…
A family of gods
Before we even reached 300 chapters, I realized this whole family is awful. The uncle is like a good-for-nothing, always sitting there calm and collected. The cousin is like an idiot, taking a hundred or two hundred million every year to build cars, and not only that, he only found out after something went wrong.
Grandma Liu
The reason why novels nowadays are becoming increasingly unrealistic is that they fail to depict the process of building relationships between people. The essence of a relationship is trust. The process of building a relationship is the process of building trust. In the real world, everything requires trust to back it up.