Chinese Showbiz: A Top-Tier Star Who Makes His Fans Cry
华娱：顶流从虐哭存子开始
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4mo ago
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- Qidian
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For Readers Born in the 1990S and 1995S
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The post-95 generation of actresses is finally making waves. Mostly post-95 actresses.
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Books Featuring Liu Haochun (Liu Haocun) as the Female Lead
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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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That's disgusting, damn the heroine, did her mother make the student disabled when the hero met the heroine? Does the hero still have to hide it? Don't even read it, just leave a bad review.
The only heroine
Liu Haocun is the best, the leading heroine.
European and American superstars, Asian superstars, and Chinese entertainment superstars😎Only after becoming famous overseas can they have a say in domestic entertainment based on seniority🪖
Author, do you want to consider the first novel on the Internet with the heroine Liu Hao's deposit slip 😁
Cunzi
I really liked Cunzi's Daily Life, so I ordered to watch The Other Eunuch.
It's so mindless, I'm just writing myself a climax for pleasure
A 12-year-old Chinese kid writes songs, writes English songs, and does both the lyrics and music. If you can watch it happily, he probably hasn't gone to high school. I had to forcefully ignore the previous accounts Three IP accounts are together, a troll, a chicken soup, and a 12-year-old dream-chasing boy. Even if no one is doxxing you, Sina won't be able to find it when it asks your troll account to cooperate with the dream-chasing account? The protagonist's parents are both assembly line workers, and then Sina signed the protagonist as an endorsement, and the protagonist asked his mother to stop working in the factory and set up a studio to handle the brokerage business.
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Went to Liu Haocun's house to learn dance.
Is the protagonist really not afraid of being disabled? Is there no better dance teacher than his?
To be honest, it's a bit embarrassing. After ten years of dating, singing and dancing on stage at the age of 12, it is probably only those who are fans of moms and underage fans. Judging from the fact that China Entertainment still mostly has adult men, it can only be said that it is screening readers.