
Chinese Showbiz: Becoming a Superstar After a Breakup
华娱:分手之后当巨星
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 1d ago
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637Chapters
107Monthly votes
34.1kRecommendations
66.9kFans
12 ch/weekPace
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Those who have proven themselves should stop focusing on the "85-generation actresses" (actresses born in 1985). They're forty years old and have kids; what era are we living in? There are tons of articles about "95-generation actresses" in the Chinese entertainment industry now, which means readers are tired of the "85-generation actresses."
It has that feel of youthful angst literature. Dilraba: I had an abortion for Shen Ze, would you guys accept that?
After reading over 300 chapters, I suddenly felt it was getting boring. I don't know what the author is thinking. The beginning was okay, but it got worse and worse later on, especially with the repetitive and repetitive writing. That really made me speechless. This is not how you pad the word count.
I hope you continue with the style of your previous work. Having read so many Chinese-language novels, I'm sure you're the only one who writes in this genre. The main plot needs to be pushed forward faster, at least not as slowly as the previous one. And could you perhaps write about a female lead who's more like a 95-year-old flower?
Shennong
Speechless. The author insisted on writing a scumbag who acts like a hypocrite. Fine, be a scumbag, but if you're openly honest like Jackson Wang, your friends won't say anything; they might even admire you. But instead, you're a scumbag who blames the woman, as if she's the one who made you a scumbag. Unbelievable!
I feel like my short essay isn't as good as Brother Sun's.
Tan Songyun
Tan, she can even be the female lead? If you're going to eat meat, at least eat the good stuff! Hot, right? Chen Yao is really good, what kind of person is Tan? Geneva refund? 😰 A movie worth hundreds of millions needs a female lead of this caliber? 👍
One last thing! Author, are you going to give the protagonist a team or not?! This is outrageous! Everyone pays to read novels, can't you at least respect people's intelligence? What kind of world are you living in? You're so rich, why don't you hire an assistant, driver, bodyguard, agent, or makeup artist?! If you don't change this, I'll criticize you every day! Don't embarrass Shanxi!
This book is so badly written, it's still dragging on even after it's been published. It's so tedious. Is this supposed to be entertainment fiction?
Wow, I've practically never read a book where the protagonist gets an abortion. If this book doesn't flop, you'll be truly amazing.