
I Just Wanted to Write Books, So Why Am I Always in the Entertainment News?
写书就写书,怎么老上娱乐新闻?
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- Ongoing
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- 712k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 5mo ago
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Living in a tent is fine for short periods, but not suitable for long periods.
Author, have you ever slept in a tent? Or even for more than two consecutive days? Please, please revise this! The south is humid, and sleeping in a tent for a long time will easily make you catch a cold. Even the ancients knew not to sleep on the floor for extended periods. Besides, a tent is fine for a short-term experience, but long-term use is actually uncomfortable.
Why isn't the book titled "After Rebirth, Liu Shishi Eavesdropped on My Thoughts"? It's really unpleasant to have someone else know your biggest secret about this rebirth; it drastically reduces your sense of security.
A couple of years ago, this kind of "listening to one's inner thoughts and reading diaries" genre was quite popular, but now it's no longer available because it feels too awkward.
The author is quite talented, constantly selling copyrights and not short of money himself. He doesn't start a film company to invest in and promote his woman, nor does he engage in commercial investment; he just throws his money in the bank. Even if someone is love-struck and with you, do you think their family would be happy?
Liu Yifei's mother, maternal grandfather, and uncle all share the surname Liu. Her maternal grandfather's family was also wealthy; Liu Yifei's aunt was able to emigrate to the United States in the 1980s to run a clothing business. Her uncle is a director of a bank in Wuhan, and Chen (Chen Jifeng) used him to secure loans for real estate.
It's a completely idiotic concept, and I don't know what kind of brain-dead person came up with the inner voice.
This is rubbish! Why not just read the synopsis and the table of contents properly? I only read the synopsis and then flipped through the table of contents before clicking on this, and I was already disgusted by the second page. Which idiot came up with this kind of writing style?
Score of Lili Plain
It's absolutely outrageous! The protagonist makes money and then goes to sleep in a tent in the wild. Liu Shishi, who has only known the protagonist for a few days, sleeps in a tent with him and even has a tent next to his. Even more outrageous, Liu Yifei also comes to sleep in the protagonist's tent. He wants to sleep in Liu Shishi's tent, but she doesn't agree because Liu Shishi isn't there.
It's over forty chapters and they're still selling the rights? Are they not going to take it any further? Then what's the point of us watching them go back and forth?
The pace is too fast. Especially with book releases...
That's incredibly fast! I've only read a few dozen chapters, and they've already written so many books... This is outrageous!