[Showbiz + Career + Personal Growth + CEO from a Wealthy Family + Mutually Beneficial Couple]
For the first seventeen years of her life, Wen Chuhan never imagined she'd work in the entertainment industry. But when it came time to choose her university major, she changed direction.
Was she screwed over by a shady manager for the first two years?
No big deal. The hottest management company in the industry came knocking, offering her a contract and promising to sort out her troubles.
As soon as she debuted, she worked on the music video for a hugely popular idol's first solo album and collaborated on a short film with a renowned director, making a strong first impression in the industry.
From that moment on, she began writing a “legendary chronicle” of her own in showbiz. It took her ten years to go from rookie actress to standing at the very top, breaking records set over several decades and becoming the only person ever to win grand slams in all three major film and television award categories. She was a dazzling bellflower swaying in the breeze, a legend without precedent or equal.
Fans who saw her talent all said, “She's one of a kind in film, television, and fashion. What's so hard about that?”
But can someone explain how this hugely popular idol ended up by her side, and what happened between her and Mr. Qiao, whose relationship with her has quietly changed?
It's quite good to read, although it's a bit slow (maybe because the author wants to describe the career line of the heroine clearly). After more than seventy chapters, the heroine can clearly see that her career has improved. I quite like it. Unlike Tomato's other mindless cheats, many of the characters have their own characteristics, unlike other books. There are supporting characters who are just to promote the story line. There is actually very little description of the supporting characters in this book. Each character feels flesh and blood and has his or her own story line. The male and female protagonists are not like typical male and female protagonists. There is indeed a conflict of interests when they meet at the beginning. Fortunately, the female protagonist is quite up to date. I look forward to the follow-up.
Very nice. Love it. Very nice.
I like the second male lead, wow, does the author really not consider the second male lead? Although the boss is also very good, I really like the second male lead more.
It's quite good to read, although it's a bit slow (maybe because the author wants to describe the career line of the heroine clearly). After more than seventy chapters, the heroine can clearly see that her career has improved. I quite like it. Unlike Tomato's other mindless cheats, many of the characters have their own characteristics, unlike other books. There are supporting characters who are just to promote the story line. There is actually very little description of the supporting characters in this book. Each character feels flesh and blood and has his or her own story line. The male and female protagonists are not like typical male and female protagonists. There is indeed a conflict of interests when they meet at the beginning. Fortunately, the female protagonist is quite up to date. I look forward to the follow-up.
Very nice. Love it. Very nice.
I like the second male lead, wow, does the author really not consider the second male lead? Although the boss is also very good, I really like the second male lead more.