Reborn, I Turned the Entertainment Industry Upside Down Again
重生后我又把娱乐圈给掀了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 670k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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362Chapters
89kPopularity
1.1kReaders
9.4Score
535Must-read votes
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Aside from a few typos, I feel this book is really fine. The female lead, after being reborn, didn't lose hope in love because of the scumbag and manipulative man she was poisoned by in her previous life. Her thoughts after realizing her feelings for the male lead are something countless female leads in rebirth novels could learn from.
It was actually quite good, and I was wondering how it could get below 9 points. But really, there's a reason for everything... First, the author suddenly started writing a large section about the third male lead's love life... If it was to make the character more three-dimensional, focusing on his love life would be fine, but the author wrote many chapters in a row, even two consecutive chapters…
The story keeps emphasizing that the female lead only needs a single sentence to erase her enemies from her past life, yet she seems to enjoy seeing those two causing trouble in front of her. I can't understand the satisfying part of her revenge. She relives her tragic past life countless times, but her revenge is always so leisurely and unhurried. It's frustrating to watch.
It felt like the supporting characters had more content than the main characters; a single murder mystery game could be stretched into dozens of chapters, making the novel feel like it lacked a clear hierarchy.
The plot is dragging on and on; how can such a storyline be written into 360 chapters? It's tedious, rambling, and incredibly frustrating. It's really not good.
It felt like I watched two murder mystery games; everything else was secondary.
A sweet and lighthearted story with no major flaws. The author probably believes in love and the inherent goodness of humanity, which is why the villain ends up having some regrets or a sudden realization by the end. All the plot holes have been filled. It's just that they put too much effort into describing the variety show content, making it too long; I didn't have the patience to skip ahead.
Aside from a few typos, I absolutely love the whole article! 😙
I read it straight through, it was really good! Keep up the good work, author! (ง •̀_•́)ง