Dating Show: I Rise to Fame Starting with Heart Signal 7

Is the heroine Sun Leyan? That ** is really speechless.

**I feel like Su Ran in Chapter 75 is a bit down. As your Oscar said, such behavior is exactly a sign of lack of confidence and insecurity. In fact, Su Ran was completely defeated in this confrontation. In fact, looking at Oscar in the variety show, from his personal resume and what netizens dug up, it is not difficult to find that his participation in this show may be more gilded and have more exposure, thereby increasing his reputation, etc.; He has an identity as a TVB actor, which Oscar can be proud of, but from an amateur level, it is also fatal. The key is still Sun Leyan. The plot of two men competing for one girl just shows that the girl gives the other party hope, so Su Ran's contribution is nothing, it is just self-impression. Author, I look forward to adjusting it. The content of the past two chapters, Su Ran from the reader's perspective, is really embarrassing, and it is difficult to evaluate her performance against competitors. . . . . .

What is this recent content about? The heroine is written like a fisherman, throwing a hook to hang the protagonist with another person. The protagonist is also written as licking the gou, but the heroine is so unstable? Like to watch others snatch her? Even fight for her? There is no sense of boundaries. If you like the male protagonist, why are you still writing about someone else declaring war with the male protagonist to snatch her away? And instead of saying anything, she glanced at the male protagonist to confirm his firmness? How? Feel proud?

Leyan is a person who has a strong sense of boundaries and is very brave once he identifies himself. If he comes to you, he will become a queen of the sea.

Oh, finally there is a book about Sun Leyan! Love watching! Quick update!

Author, sincere advice: If your plot content itself sets up a plot where two men compete for a woman, then you don't have to tie the male and female protagonists directly at the beginning. You can continue to accumulate good feelings in the process, gradually understand your own heart, and finally come together. But now? This is how young readers feel: What the hell? In a masked ball, why is your Sun Leyan giving an Oscar chance again? The expression of a straight ball is not an impolite behavior. On the contrary, people who have no sense of boundaries & boundaries are disgusting to the individual. Now I am giving people a chance, and then they will be under the same roof. Is there enough drama for the Oscars? Frankly speaking, it's a bit **. What Sun Leyan wrote for you is really low-key. If possible, the author still hopes that you will make some adjustments and reverse this embarrassing situation in the book.

... It feels like so many new chapters are just for the sake of improving the word count. Otherwise, you should write well. Slower writing is better than random writing. Originally, I was not very experienced in starting, inheriting, transferring, and combining, and I still had to mess around.

There can be disagreements and quarrels between the male and female protagonists, but it cannot be because of a third party and unclear boundaries.

**, This novel is anticlimactic, it's better to just go watch a variety show, it's written like something else, it's a Qiong Yao drama, it's all over the place

The male protagonist had another whole day of dating ahead of him, making breakfast, and picking him up from work, so Oscar just had a meal and chatted for a while. The male protagonist went to have a date and reported it, but the female protagonist hasn't even opened her mouth to tell the male protagonist until now. The male protagonist should have told her that she knew both of them were forced to invite her. When the woman came back, she was waiting for Oscar and happily reading a book together. When the male protagonist came, the female protagonist went out and had sex without any sense of boundaries. You may want to write about the female protagonist being jealous, but from what I see, it seems like you want to change the heroine...