After My Rebirth, I Went Crazy Relying on My Acting Skills.

Name: After My Rebirth, I Went Crazy Relying on My Acting Skills.
Author: Yao Can't Move Anymore

重生后我靠体验派演技杀疯了

by Yao Can't Move Anymore (垚不动了)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 287k Words
Genre: Modern Romance
Subgenre: Entertainment Stardom
Audience: Female
Updated: 8mo ago
Source: Fanqie

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Synopsis

[Rebirth in the entertainment industry + experience school + wealthy family + counterattack + super cool slap in the face] Meng Xing returns from rebirth. His father is an internationally famous director, his mother is a former actress and a gold medal producer, and his second brother is a top idol. He holds the identity card of a top artistic family, but he wants to start in hell mode! ? Rome, which others dream of, is her Shura field! Debut under the aura of "Meng Huaizhang's daughter"? Then she will always be just a "resource coffee"! In this life, she vows to ascend to the throne of the best actress based on her strength and tear off all labels with her own hands! Note: While editing, many plots are very confusing.

Reader comments

I like it so much, ahhhhh! Mrs. Xingbao is so charming, the author greatly requests updates [sending heartfelt wishes]
3 likes1y ago
Super super super pretty (♥∀♥)
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