
Chinese Entertainment in 1988, Starting with the Little Tigers
华娱1988,从小虎队开始
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- Showbiz Romance
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Did he ever marry Liu Shishi? Just write "Little Tigers" 😃
To be fair, after the protagonist reaches level 10, he immediately marries the blind woman. 🙂
The Japanese market probably won't let this opportunity pass, so could we recruit Akina? At this point, Akina would be 23 years old, six years older than the protagonist, and then kill that bastard Kondo.
If you frequently watch Taiwanese variety shows, you'll know they don't call each other things like "Brother Liu" or "Sister Liu." They usually just add "Brother" or "Sister" to the last two characters of the name, like "Brother Kangnu."
The female lead is Liu Shishi; he marries her many years later and asks her to take care of him in his old age.
Why is it that the main character and Vivian Chow are seen everywhere but there are no rumors about them? Are the paparazzi in Hong Kong blind?
The author kept saying the protagonist wanted to develop his career in film and television, but even in a music video, he was criticized for lacking acting talent, unable to learn no matter how hard he tried, and far inferior to Nicky Wu and Alec Su, not even as good as two idol stars. What's the point of him pursuing film and television? It's a waste of time. Continuing to read, it suddenly became incredibly boring.
I've noticed that authors often copy songs from recent releases, many of which were already written by others beforehand. It's not like there aren't other songs available.
"I'm Not a Medicine God" was written by Han Laosan's daughter and directed by Wen Muye. Everyone thought the lead actor was good, and the funding wasn't provided by Ning Hao; he was just the producer. Is the author deliberately trying to find fault and replace the lead actor? Are you out of your mind? The most important parts of this script aren't even Ning Hao's; what right does he have to replace the lead actor? Even if the lead actor leaves, it's not up to Ning Hao to decide.
What a rare start for Taiwanese entertainment! There were so many beautiful women from Hong Kong and Taiwan back then, and there's so much to write about. I hope you can write in detail and capture the essence of that era.