Chinese Showbiz Starts with the Little Fairy
华娱从小天仙开始
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- Ongoing
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- 1.3M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
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- 1d ago
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586Chapters
107Monthly votes
12.9kRecommendations
28.5kFans
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The novel is fine in every other way, but the male protagonist is written too naively; he doesn't seem like an adult at all. He's shrunk in size, not lost his memory.
The storyline with Liu Cixin is written too deeply.
Two female leads, Liu Cixin and Liu Xiao Liu are both good.
I haven't read the author's previous book, but judging from the reviews, there's something wrong with it. I don't know about the previous events, so I won't comment on them. But before this book was released, the plot seemed pretty good. After it was released, one flaw after another popped up. I don't understand if the author is a fan of that group of people.
Legendary Investigator Investigation Report
This is a dual-heroic novel featuring two female protagonists, one a pre-career Liu Cixin and the other a modern-day Liu Cixin. For unknown reasons, the younger Liu Cixin, before her career takes off, transmigrates to the home of the male protagonist, a native from the future (the male protagonist doesn't exist in the younger Liu Cixin's world).
Given the current situation, Lao Liu has absolutely no chance. Yuqian's attacks are always straight at the ball, leaving absolutely no room for maneuver. I'm curious how Lao Liu will break this deadlock.
The sudden merging of two worlds is a bit tricky.
Every time a new film is released, the world merges again, which makes the setup difficult. The protagonist has to readjust every time they travel back to the future timeline, and the people in the future timeline have their memories revised every month. It's really getting unbearable.
Two world settings
The timelines of the two worlds overlap later on. Will Liu Cixin and Xiao Liu still be able to merge? They'll intersect in 2026-2027; I don't understand why it's set up this way. At first, I thought it was a parallel universe, but it turns out it's one timeline. This setting seems very difficult to write and could easily lead to a poor ending.
Endless tests, endless demands to prove his love for her—it's all just filler to pad the word count...
That's a bit too much of a cheat code. Being able to bring electronic devices and people along, and then entering the entertainment industry like that? Frankly, it's already overshadowing the main characters. Otherwise, if they just put their money in the stock market, even without leverage, they'd already be a runaway success.