[Entertainment circle + business war + youth campus + sweet love + heartthrob + male competition + top male god + Bai Yueguang]
After Yixia rejected the marriage proposal from top male god Su Chen, her childhood sweetheart Lin Xiao, a famous musician from Bai Yueguang, also came back to pursue her, and her cute and arrogant brother Lin Mu, an e-sports master, also coveted her... Which of these men has higher skills, is the one who is moved by love, and is her true love?
I didn't intend to provoke the darkness in the entertainment industry, but they went too far and wanted to force me to withdraw from the entertainment industry. Isha asked back, "Do you want to know how hard my fist is?"
It's important to stack armor to save your life. Any similarity is purely coincidental.
The events in the book are not intended to touch upon popular real-life events. I just want the light of justice to illuminate the world in the book, and I hope you will not combine it with reality.
Other suggested titles for this book are "Best Actor, Don't Propose, I'm Back, Bai Yueguang" or "Bamboo Horse VS Falling from the Sky, Qingmei Wants to Escape"
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An explanation of Isha's character arc and narrative rhythm
Regarding Isha's early role in the entertainment industry, some readers may feel that "the necessary emotional foreshadowing resulted in a conflict that was not strong enough" - here I would like to talk to you about how those seemingly "slow" strokes are precisely the foreshadowing for the subsequent explosive emotional turn.
Isha's emotional world was not suddenly finalized. Her preference for the "ideal male protagonist", her trust threshold for intimate relationships, and even her instinctive reaction when faced with temptation were foreshadowed in those "seemingly ordinary" daily routines before signing the contract: for example, she would give an umbrella to Su Chen who was kicked out of the house, and she could accompany him in the rain. Guitar; you can also miss Bai Yueguang and Lin Xiao because they left without saying goodbye; you can also lose the game together because of the arrogant brother next door who played games together... The reason why the early conflict was not intense enough is precisely because Isha has not yet met anyone who can really break through her defense.
After the subsequent signing, when someone who truly fits her core appears, all the preliminary preparations will become the key weight to push her emotional tilt - her preference for the male protagonist is not a "sudden heartbeat", but the inevitable result of all the unstated emotional needs in the early stage being accurately triggered at a certain moment, because Isha is essentially a slow-warming person.
Regarding the rhythm issue, everyone really needs to be more patient ~ the "slow" in the early stage is to make the "fast" in the follow-up have more weight: when Isha signs the contract, the emotional line will fall quickly like a horse unbridled - those foreshadowings laid in the early stage will be connected in series one by one. Her choice of the male protagonist is no longer a source of water, but an inevitable trend based on her complete emotional logic.
If Ishaa's story is compared to a cup of tea, the early stage is the process of slowly pouring water. It seems calm, but in fact it is soaking the tea leaves. After entering the entertainment industry, the pace speeds up, which is the moment when the tea leaves stretch and the tea fragrance bursts out. All the waiting will be answered in the subsequent chapters - her emotional choices, her interaction mode with the male protagonist, and even the final ending can all be found in the early details.
Therefore, you might as well follow Isha's rhythm and walk slowly. Hidden in those "not conflicting enough" daily routines in the early stage are the roots of her "vigorous" choices in the future.
An explanation of Isha's character arc and narrative rhythm Regarding Isha's early role in the entertainment industry, some readers may feel that "the necessary emotional foreshadowing resulted in a conflict that was not strong enough" - here I would like to talk to you about how those seemingly "slow" strokes are precisely the foreshadowing for the subsequent explosive emotional turn. Isha's emotional world was not suddenly finalized. Her preference for the "ideal male protagonist", her trust threshold for intimate relationships, and even her instinctive reaction when faced with temptation were foreshadowed in those "seemingly ordinary" daily routines before signing the contract: for example, she would give an umbrella to Su Chen who was kicked out of the house, and she could accompany him in the rain. Guitar; you can also miss Bai Yueguang and Lin Xiao because they left without saying goodbye; you can also lose the game together because of the arrogant brother next door who played games together... The reason why the early conflict was not intense enough is precisely because Isha has not yet met anyone who can really break through her defense. After the subsequent signing, when someone who truly fits her core appears, all the preliminary preparations will become the key weight to push her emotional tilt - her preference for the male protagonist is not a "sudden heartbeat", but the inevitable result of all the unstated emotional needs in the early stage being accurately triggered at a certain moment, because Isha is essentially a slow-warming person. Regarding the rhythm issue, everyone really needs to be more patient ~ the "slow" in the early stage is to make the "fast" in the follow-up have more weight: when Isha signs the contract, the emotional line will fall quickly like a horse unbridled - those foreshadowings laid in the early stage will be connected in series one by one. Her choice of the male protagonist is no longer a source of water, but an inevitable trend based on her complete emotional logic. If Ishaa's story is compared to a cup of tea, the early stage is the process of slowly pouring water. It seems calm, but in fact it is soaking the tea leaves. After entering the entertainment industry, the pace speeds up, which is the moment when the tea leaves stretch and the tea fragrance bursts out. All the waiting will be answered in the subsequent chapters - her emotional choices, her interaction mode with the male protagonist, and even the final ending can all be found in the early details. Therefore, you might as well follow Isha's rhythm and walk slowly. Hidden in those "not conflicting enough" daily routines in the early stage are the roots of her "vigorous" choices in the future.