Little Star Romance

I like this kind of entertainment stories that build up the presence of a single heroine bit by bit, but in most entertainment stories, as soon as the protagonist appears, he wants the whole world to see his talent-_-||The director of a movie is amazing, the song writer is amazing, and everything he does is amazing. It's enough. I won't go into details, but I digress. The description of the protagonist in this book is more down-to-earth, and it is in the same way as the literary and artistic era. Those who like the literary and artistic era will also like this book, it's good-looking!

Single heroine. I've only read a few chapters and it's very satisfying. The male protagonist is responsible, has a lovable personality, and has a good relationship with the female protagonist, and they soon conceived the fruit of love. The plot is bland and has the atmosphere of life. The disadvantage is that the pace in the middle period is too slow, and some people may not be able to adapt to it.

Top list of my favorite entertainment novels in 2017: Top 11 Recommendation index: ★★★★ Work status: Serializing Note: There are very few stories in entertainment novels in which the protagonists get married first and then start a career (except for urban novels such as "My Wife is a Star", because most of them are pretentious, and I get a headache when I see this kind of novel). The life of a young couple in this book is interesting and life-like, and the descriptions in many places are also very graphic. In terms of career, it is also a step-by-step process, which is not bad.

The parallel world seems to be realistic and turns to entertainment, while the novel goes against routines and trends. Chapter 1: I found a beautiful wife and gave birth to a child at the age of 21, and then worked as a minor player in a movie theater. I slowly and cautiously came into contact with this time-traveled world and made progress step by step. The overall content is written about two things, those things in the celebrity career and those things in life. There is no villain in the entire novel, no one who needs the protagonist to show off and slap in the face. Except for the self-seeking lead singer at the beginning, all the supporting characters are people with high emotional intelligence. If young readers read this book carefully, they can learn a little bit about how to deal with others.