Chinese Showbiz: Yun Chang Is No Good at Scamming People
华娱，云长不善坑人
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 129k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 3d ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
55Chapters
92Votes
115Recs
12Fans
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Reader comments 5
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The protagonist at least looks like a person doing things, rather than other entertainment protagonists. If you talk about making a movie today, the next chapter will be filmed.
Jing Tian can still be a scumbag. If you care about the dirty stuff on the Internet, it can only be said to be superficial. The first protagonist does not plan to give birth to a monkey, and the second protagonist does not want to hang himself from a tree. Even if the main protagonist coaxes Jing Tian to be happy and perfunctoryly agrees to give her a billion or eighty million as a wedding gift, there is no point.
Let's talk about my personal feelings. The writing is okay but it's too ink-filled. The first movie with more than 50 chapters is still in preparation. It will either be kept on the bookshelf or it will run away!
The first pot of gold is too dirty, the protagonist behaves very immaturely, and I haven't finished a movie until now.
Didn't special effects be needed to film "Your Name"? 😥