n.为赚钱创作的书籍(或戏剧等)，营利文艺

原形：potboiler复数：potboilers

The author churned out a potboiler romance novel every year, hoping to make a quick buck.
作者每年都会创作一部通俗小说，希望能快速赚到钱。
His latest thriller was a real potboiler, keeping readers on the edge of their seats.
他的最新惊悚小说真是一部扣人心弦的通俗作品，让读者坐立不安。
She read through the potboiler detective story in record time, finding it predictable and unoriginal.
她以创纪录的速度读完了这部通俗侦探小说，觉得它既可预测又缺乏创新。
After a long day at work, she settled down with a good potboiler to unwind.
在漫长的工作日之后，她选择了一部通俗小说来放松一下。
The publisher knew they had a potboiler on their hands when they saw the book's title: "The Love Triangle of Secrets".
出版商看到书名《秘密三角恋》就知道这又是一本通俗小说。
The scriptwriter turned out a potboiler movie that relied heavily on clichés and melodrama.
编剧创作了一部充斥着陈词滥调和戏剧性的通俗电影剧本。
Her latest novel was a potboiler that aimed for commercial success, but critics found it shallow.
她的新作是一部追求商业成功的通俗小说，但评论家认为它肤浅。
The author's potboiler about historical events was widely panned for its inaccuracies.
这位作者关于历史事件的通俗小说因其错误而受到广泛批评。
The publisher decided to pass on the manuscript of the potboiler novel, as they were looking for more substantial content.
出版社决定不接受这部通俗小说的手稿，因为他们更倾向于寻找更有深度的内容。
Despite its low literary value, the potboiler mystery novel was a bestseller due to its captivating plot.
尽管文学价值不高，但这部通俗推理小说因其引人入胜的情节而成为畅销书。