
After Taking Advice, I Scolded Tian Xiwei Until She Cried
听劝后,田希薇被我骂哭了
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 261k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
94Chapters
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167Recs
8Fans
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Reader comments 8
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No, what are you writing about? A seriously ill mother and a sister who is about to drop out of school. Who can read this?
The writing is too outrageous. There is no logic at all. Some things are taken for granted and written randomly.
So speechless
It was mentioned earlier that Tian Xiwei had 10 million fans, and then he hacked her as planned. After three days of hacking, the main character gained 300,000 followers. At this time, Tian's agent hurriedly came over to tell her about this. No, she was not overly happy to have this public relations team. With this level of attention, she probably bought 9.9 Million zombie fans. That's not how the proposition was written.
Please read it carefully~
Thirty thousand yuan a song? And those harsh conditions? No matter how dirty the entertainment industry is, these conditions are too disgusting
Forage
I personally feel that the author's writing is okay. Although there are some toxic parts, the characters are well drawn and can be read.
What the hell is this Bai Lulu? The author made it disgusting, right?
I graduated from the Conservatory of Music and couldn't sing, so I slipped away.