[Rebirth and good-luck System + a model who can transform into countless styles + no romance in the main story + ensemble cast]
In her previous life, Chu Siwen was a complete jinx, the unluckiest person alive and someone everyone cursed as a walking disaster.
Abandoned at birth, she grew up in an orphanage that went bankrupt and shut down just before her college entrance exams.
She dropped out to work and stumbled into modeling, only for the person who guided her to become a vegetable after a car accident.
She was lucky enough to buy a winning lottery ticket, but her sworn enemy stole it, then framed her and drove her out of the modeling world.
After muddling through ten years as an extra in the entertainment industry, Chu Siwen died for no apparent reason.
After being reborn, Chu Siwen learned that her luck rating was -66, making her an exceptionally unlucky person. It was a miracle she had managed to stumble through life until the age of twenty-eight.
Reborn with a debuff, she somehow got bound to the Lucky Goose System.
Drawing on her experience from her previous life and with the System's help, she held on to the grand prize and made it into an international modeling competition.
One competition after another followed, from photo shoots and runway walks to videos and interviews.
No matter how sadistic the production team got, nothing could stop her from becoming Top 1.
The grand prize didn't change her life, but it gave her the confidence to keep fighting injustice.
Chu Siwen firmly believed that the harder you worked, the luckier you got. As it turned out, she really did get luckier and luckier.
Renowned photographers, luxury brand heads, and even her competitors showed her extraordinary favor. In the end, becoming famous even led her to her wealthy biological parents.
Reader's guide:
1. This is a feel-good story with a strong female lead. The heroine is the strongest and most beloved by everyone. If that's not your thing, please don't read.
2. I don't hate women or pick fights, but since the setting is a fictional modeling industry and most of the characters are women, some of the villains are women too. There are even more girls who shine brightly, though.
It's alright, but too short. The later parts are better. It would be better if it focused on the international stage.
It was good, I finished reading it. But why did they stop writing? They didn't even write about the international stage before ending the book.