After Quick Transmigration, I Became a Top-Tier Star

The heroine who returns from time travel is supposed to be omnipotent but is not rigidly omnipotent. She will work hard for her dreams, and she will also be patient and restrained for her dreams. The characters are very real, and there is no fake gold-fingered nonsense. It is a great book. PS: It would be nice if the love lines between the male and female protagonists could be more detailed at the beginning. The love lines are a little sloppy at the beginning, but it's not harmful.

This is the only entertainment article I have read that does not dwell too much on the dark side of the entertainment industry. The heroine has traveled through many worlds, and the heroine written in the article does not look like someone who has had a lot of experience. It feels a bit out of character. There are also many places that are mentioned in one stroke, which is a bit too brief. Overall it's still worth seeing

It looks good. I'm waiting for the update. I would like to ask if there is a male protagonist. If there is hope, it will be friendly to the people. Because I feel that the female protagonist is more social and fearful, so it would be good for the male protagonist to complement each other in terms of interpersonal communication. In this way, the two of them will be very warm and so on. The cold and cool boyfriend is really cool. The female protagonist should be the one who still loves gentleness after going through thousands of sails. Oh, I personally guess hehe [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]

It's a very realistic story about a person who made his debut in the entertainment industry through a talent show. It doesn't have so many exaggerated golden fingers and male protagonists and supporting actors. It's really good-looking, and the horse-grabbing is handled very well. The breast hyperplasia won't make people popular, and it's dealt with straightforwardly. Great, looking forward to the follow-up!

Come on, come on, come on Not enough

The author's idea for this novel is almost the same as what I imagined when I was in junior high school. When I was a child, I read novels and often imagined what life would be like if I were reborn. To this end, I spent a large book of draft paper and self-study time to create a dream for the protagonist I had planned. I was almost caught by the teacher several times [covering my face]. As I grew up, I lost the draft paper somewhere, along with the original dream... Life is still going on, but it seems to be a blessing to be able to relive my childhood dreams.

It feels a bit like a running account. Although it is a bit idealistic overall, it is still very good overall. It can be regarded as the history of an ordinary girl entering the entertainment industry. It is not that high-end and it seems that the author has never been in the entertainment industry. From the perspective of an ordinary person, overall it is quite satisfactory.

Because I liked Cheng hope's book, I also followed it. It feels pretty good, just a little lacking.

It's good-looking and not cliché. Although the heroine wants to enter the entertainment industry, she doesn't do it from the beginning. So far, the heroine is still improving herself to enter the entertainment industry. The only drawback is that one chapter is added every day.

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