
Chinese Showbiz: She Made the First Move
华娱:是小花主动的
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- Showbiz Romance
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Old Deng reincarnated at first glance
The writing is so smooth, the protagonist is decisive in pursuing women, doesn't fawn over women, there are no cloying romantic scenes, and the career storyline is also good.
The greatness of Laolu needs no further explanation.
Lao Lu rejected "Better Days" to star alongside Guan Yu in "Sweet Combat," and then four-character actors took over the role. Wang Yibo, originally slated for "Sweet Combat," was replaced by "The Untamed." Lao Lu's appearance on "Running Man" also catapulted her to stardom as a top female celebrity, a move that arguably reshaped the entire Chinese entertainment industry.
This book is more enjoyable
Protagonist: Chen Mo The era of male model rebirth: 2016 (four big and three small, 95 flowers emerge) rebirth + entry extraction system (skills/attributes obtained by interacting with female stars) Main line: from male models → capital → holding flowers, starting a company, making movies and TV shows, and engaging in variety shows and emotional lines : Yang Mi, Reba Meng Ziyi, Liu Haocun, etc.
Has the air of an artsy type but not the disease of one.
This is one of the few Chinese entertainment novels I've read recently where the protagonist doesn't come across as greasy. Some protagonists are intelligent but feel as greasy as seasoned veterans, but this one doesn't. Its literary style enhances the reading experience and makes it more immersive, without the nauseating feeling of self-indulgent pretentiousness often associated with…
I'm curious if the author has seen the news about the three vocational high school brothers recently.
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Mencius
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