At seventeen, Jiang Siyu was the teacher’s rising star and the brightest student in her classmates’ eyes.
But disaster struck her family, and she had to give up on the film school she had finally been accepted to.
Seven years later, a chance opportunity brought Jiang Siyu into the entertainment industry.
Starting out on her own in minor, forgettable roles, she eventually signed with an agency, landed several S+ productions and five or six major brand endorsements, and became the most popular actress in the entertainment industry.
Haters mocked her: “She’s just an amateur who joined the industry halfway through life. She must not have much education and is only here to make money.”
The official account of a top university: “Renowned actress Jiang Siyu is an alumna of our university.”
Haters: “Jiang Siyu endorses foreign brands. She’s a traitor!”
The official media account: “Jiang Siyu, a Party member, is promoting the indomitable spirit of the Chinese people in a neighboring country. Click the link below to watch the video and share the depth of the Chinese spirit.”
The haters kept inventing stories until one day, they finally found something to use against Jiang Siyu.
Haters: “Jiang Siyu encouraged a minor to jump off a building! She doesn’t deserve to be a celebrity. The entertainment industry needs a crackdown! Jiang Siyu, get out of the industry!”
Jiang Siyu faced the biggest crisis of her career. This time, she had done nothing at all. She was simply sitting in a therapist’s office, her hands and feet trembling.
An actress who started out as an unknown X a male actor adored by millions
A coolheaded, clear-eyed leading lady X a gentle, devoted loyalist with a double standard
