So Many Beauties in Showbiz, Yet the Big Shot Causes a Scene Every Day

I absolutely adore the male lead! I love this one-of-a-kind favoritism. Every year, she finally met her kindred spirit, ahhh! The only flaw was the way the female lead's family protected her adopted daughter when they found out she had harmed her. Some say they raised her for over ten years, and while I can understand that, I can't accept it; it still bothers me.

Waaaaaah (┯_┯)😢😢😢😢😢 It's really good! The author not only has excellent writing skills, but the content is also absolutely wonderful. It resonated deeply with me, a small reader, making me feel completely immersed in the story. I almost thought I was the female lead! (Okay, lol) ￣д￣;)ノ,🥺🤦🤭Although I'm not worthy to be the female lead, it's so incredibly realistic.

It seems this book is already finished. I thought it was pretty good; the female lead loves money, and so do I, and the male lead deeply loves her. It's a rebirth system novel, and the last few chapters were quite heartbreaking. The male lead abandons his god to be with her, and the ending is quite wonderful; I felt it was a perfect ending where he lives happily ever after with his prince.

A handsome male protagonist and a strong female protagonist who accompany each other all the way. As it turns out, even though she has experienced so many worlds, so many lives, and witnessed so much joy and sorrow... She is still just a very simple girl. When happy, I laugh; when sad, I cry. In front of the person I like, I want to kiss, hug, and lift them up high.

It's a great watch. Although the romance between the male and female leads is very sweet, I still felt sorry for the male lead, who, as a god, loved so humbly. Thankfully, the ending is happy. There's one thing I didn't like: he forgave his two older brothers too easily; I felt it wasn't worth it.

I haven't finished reading it yet, but I'm more than halfway through. As someone who prefers novels without a romantic pairing, I found the romance between the male and female leads to be quite well-written. The male lead's personality is well-developed; he gets jealous and possessive, but it doesn't come across as greasy or uncomfortable. While it's not a super-satisfying read, it didn't leave me feeling emotionally drained either. I hope the later chapters won't disappoint.

It's pretty good, but the female lead, though strong, has a tragic life. Her adoptive family is bad, and her biological family is bad too. Her adopted daughter even tried to sell her to Southeast Asia, but when that failed, she was about to be killed, only to cry a few words before the female lead's family demanded forgiveness.

Aren't most stories about heroes rescuing damsels in distress? Well, here we have a damsel in distress rescuing a hero! How awesome!

I really like this story! I loved the subtle humor in the story, and I loved the deep, unwavering love between the male and female leads. Especially the scenes in the latter half where the male lead's health gradually deteriorated and the female lead was powerless to help—they were truly moving! (I cried.)

It was a great show with a very good ending, but I didn't like the part where Shi forgave her family 😔 She said she wouldn't go back home, but she did. Maybe it was because the female lead's mindset changed after losing the male lead, but I still didn't like Shi's family [rolling eyes].