Chinese Showbiz: I Started Dating Tian Xiwei
华娱：从和田溪薇谈对象开始
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- Ongoing
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- 256k Words
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- Urban
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- Showbiz Romance
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His family owns a leading real estate company, and their first TV series, "In the Name of the People," is comparable to a coal mine owner's production of "Blind Shaft."
The only major flaw in this book is the inclusion of "In the Name of the People." The rest is fine as a sweet romance. My advice to the author is to avoid overdoing the plot with overpowered abilities and acting skills, otherwise, the later parts will become unreadable.
This is a significant problem. First: The script is terrible. A 19-year-old writing "In the Name of the People"? I really don't know what the protagonist was thinking. And is your identity even appropriate? A real estate tycoon's son making an anti-corruption film? Did you get the inspiration from your father? This kind of plot is just awful. Second: The writing is too innocent.
Don't let it be abandoned after only 3 days; all updates and comments become worthless.
There are supposed to be multiple female leads? There's clearly only one female lead, so stop pretending to be something you're not.
Why do we always have to write about Tian Xiwei? What famous works does she have? It makes it impossible for people to connect with her at all.
It's well written, but why "In the Name of the People"? There are countless scripts out there, why does it have to be like this? Couldn't it just be an idol drama?
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I wonder if starting with "In the Name of the People" was a way to filter readers.
I've seen several Chinese entertainment novels that start with a terrible premise, but I haven't had the courage to continue reading. They're basically all plagiarized songs and scripts, and the choices are outrageous. They choose good songs and movies, but none of them are suitable—for example, a coal mine owner making a film about Blind Shaft, a 12-year-old writing about youth and Li Bai, or a…