
The Castoff of Chinese Showbiz: Winning the World by Saving Goddesses
华娱弃子,从救赎女神制霸全球
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 647k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
242Chapters
433Recommendations
78Fans
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I think this is just taking over someone else's business.
Holy crap, someone born in '91 reporting for duty!
Seeking female supporting characters who are already taken online; pictures preferred.
The character names really don't resonate with me, so I'm dropping the book.
These names are really painful to look at. Even if you're worried about censorship, this is a bit much. Like, you can write Xiang Huaqiang as Xiang Huaqiang, at least that tells people who he is. But what the heck is ? A Baidu search says it's pronounced jiong. Zhou Huimin can be written as Zhou Huimin, just changing the surname—what's going on? Why is it that other people can write it without much of a problem, but this is the case with you?
This timeline, these female protagonists—some of them are from wealthy families who all bought secondhand houses, and there's even the possibility of collapses or fires. A newly renovated house isn't necessarily better than an old, dilapidated one.
I gave up; it was too painful to read. There was absolutely no connection to the story. The names were so awkward. I'm abandoning the book.
If the protagonist doesn't poach the mainstays and pillars like Shuangbing, Yixue, Milu, Yanzi, and Xunge'er, then his other revenge against the two kings will feel meaningless and unsatisfying.
The "golden finger" concept is a bit ridiculous. Many people think that having future memories allows them to do whatever they want, ignoring the fact that the future they know has been paved by others. Without the advantage of memories, how do they know where they'll go? How many chances will they have to try and fail? If they plagiarize someone else's work, who will pave the way?
Ha ha
Some minor issues were tolerable, but by chapter 111, I had a feeling this system's penalties were suspicious, and they finally hit. I completed five tasks passively, without any active participation. I barely managed to gain five points passively, and then failed one task and lost 10 points – that's cruel! The worst part is that failing a task is like a leech, doubling the reward and penalty.