As the new season of Beyond the Edge began, people thought another ridiculous drama was about to unfold.
Then a young man named Li Jin burst onto the scene, winning over audiences and judges one after another with his unparalleled, lifelike performances.
From then on, Li Jin began a legendary acting career in the entertainment industry. He was Cheng Dieyi, lost in his role to the point of madness, whose words “Without madness, there is no life” captured life’s ups and downs and the impermanence of the world.
He was also A Bao, suave and dashing amid the splendor of the city, every gesture radiating a striking, masculine beauty as he portrayed the passage of time and spoke of the feelings hidden in his heart.
He was also Qin Shi Huang, the emperor who unified the realm, telling the world what it meant for a Son of Heaven to fly into a rage and leave a million corpses in his wake. His awe-inspiring majesty brooked no offense!
Or he could be Gao Qiqiang from The Knockout, weathering storms and risking everything to seize opportunity. His line, “The bigger the waves, the more expensive the fish,” set the internet ablaze.
Of course, it all began with a phone call one morning. That was the starting point of this peerless acting genius’s legendary life in the entertainment industry...
The writing is very good, the logic is smooth, and the lines written by the author himself are very touching, but there are too few and I can't get enough [please update]
There is a heroine who I hope is Keiko
No, the author will update soon. I thought I could read a lot of results at once. It's so well written 👍👍[Admiration]
I finished it in one go. I haven't seen such an engaging plot in a while.
The character descriptions are great and spot on, especially the writing skills are awesome.
Come on, the writing is good
The writing is pretty good, but it could have been better with less nonsense and more plot. What a pity.
Super pretty. Bang Bang Bang
I read the latest chapter in one breath. I finally have something to write about the Infinite Transcendence Class. Good luck, author.
Not bad, supported by five stars