
Chinese Showbiz: The Little Superman of the Fairy's Family
华娱:天仙家的小超人
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 610k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 1d ago
- English
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Synopsis
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247Chapters
117Monthly votes
5.5kRecommendations
15.4kFans
10 ch/weekPace
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Awesome
Ever since the story of Superman serving tea and water to the county magistrate started, stories of natural-born Supermen becoming sycophants to female celebrities have also emerged. 🤭
The baby is about to become the lapdog of Liu and her daughter.
Keep it up, author! You've truly opened up a new track for Chinese entertainment; your imagination is amazing.
Its only advantage is that the subject matter is very novel. Weaknesses: 1. It's clear that Liu Yifei is the absolute protagonist of this book; Superman is merely a supporting character. 2. After 105 chapters, the plot hasn't progressed at all; Superman is still just a baby.
This is the first time I've ever seen such a ridiculous baby simp.
It's comparable to Doomsday's Wing Chun. Pangu playing basketball. 👍
I also don't understand the book's target audience.
The book is called "Hua Yu" (华娱), but even 200,000 words wouldn't be enough to describe it. Even watching Superman doesn't have the same thrill as watching a superhero track. I really don't understand what the point of reading this book is.
It feels like the author's portrayal of Xiao Liu's personality is getting worse and worse.
Awesome, a new track for Chinese entertainment culture.
Wow, this is a new frontier in Chinese entertainment fiction. I never imagined it could be written like this. You've opened up a new path. I'm so tired of seeing directors, investors, and celebrities; your book is a breath of fresh air.
Huayu: The Little Simp of the Celestial Family