
A Writer Joins the Chinese Entertainment Scene
华娱圈来了个作家
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- Ongoing
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- 1.3M Words
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- Urban
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- Showbiz Romance
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400Chapters
126Monthly votes
4.7kRecommendations
41.7kFans
6 ch/weekPace
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It has the skin of a Chinese entertainment novel but the bones of a Japanese one. The writing style is completely out of place in Chinese entertainment circles; it has the feel of a Japanese light novel. The author is either using a secondary account or someone from another platform coming to Qidian to try and establish themselves. They must have written Japanese light novels frequently before; both the character development and the descriptive writing style have that feel.
There's nothing wrong with the writing style, but those who frequently read Chinese entertainment news might find it a bit hard to accept (like me). It's written like a Japanese light novel, and I even suspect the author is a woman. I subscribed and commented on it specifically. Brothers who can accept it, please read it carefully.
Generally, the main character is too childish, like a fool.
This book is written in the style of a youth novel, and it lacks any exciting moments.
The protagonist feels like a chuunibyou (middle school syndrome) teenager.
Unless it's a parallel universe where many works haven't been released, Chinese entertainment has been completely doomed since 2010. Short videos, internet celebrities, and jokes have all been crushed by it. To put it simply, I haven't watched a single Chinese film in the last ten years or so. Not even one for free, not even online.
To be honest, it would be easier to accept if you wrote it that the protagonist's father died, leaving the protagonist an inheritance and a younger sister.
A tough start
A missing father, a runaway mother, a sister who suddenly appears, a classmate whom the sister admires, and a literary giant. Sebaceous orthopedics After reading the beginning of the novel, I realized it was either a light novel or a collection of essays by a writer named Sakura 😁.
What genres did the author write about before?
This doesn't feel like Chinese entertainment at all; it has a distinctly "Little Life" vibe.
Why the hell am I getting old?
Upon reaching Chapter Nine, I suddenly realized I couldn't immerse myself in the story. I'm just a 90s kid, a bookworm for over a decade or two, I've read everything! How could I not connect with the story?