
Making It Big in Chinese Entertainment
人在华娱,出人头地
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 443k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 1d ago
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210Chapters
75Monthly votes
1.1kRecommendations
1.4kFans
16 ch/weekPace
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The writing is too biased. The protagonist seems to have suffered a lot of grievances before his rebirth, and was depressed and perverted. After his rebirth, he is very extreme but self-righteous! This kind of person is not good at mixing, his audience is very small, and his results will not be good!
You can abandon the book when you see the name of the protagonist!
The author is probably going to change the female lead; Jing Tian is too busy trimming Sun's nails to have time for her. 🙂🙂
Just like a beggar, you go around begging for roles. There is nothing to see. You have traveled through time and you still look like a loser.
Can Qidian have a function to block books or authors? I don't want to brush up on this NC book.
Even a contracted employee resorted to methods like a car accident; that's terrifying.
Why does everyone say Bai Baihe is ugly? She's not ugly at all.
Here are some photos of her. As for her scandals, that's for the future, not now. Moreover, she wasn't blacklisted. The protagonist's reason for sleeping with her is simple: she's beautiful and she's valuable. Before the One-Finger Zen technique, she was truly formidable. Anyway, I'm not going to marry her, and she's not the female lead; she's just a stepping stone to help the protagonist move forward.
That's great! The entertainment industry needs this kind of talent. These days, where can you find those deeply affectionate second male leads? They're all just ridiculous! The entertainment industry needs people like this!
Can you please stop writing about that agent and other women? It's disgusting.
Yang Dan