[One female lead, multiple male leads + System + self-pursuit + entertainment industry + male rivalry + all male leads are virgins]
After transmigrating into a book, Yan Jia was bound to the Canary System and became obsessed with petting birds every day.
All the powerful figures renowned in the industry were little birds she kept.
The top-tier star and singing sensation whose concerts sell out every time: the gray-blue tit is lively and sings beautifully, and is skilled at all kinds of instruments. But watch out, he might peck at other birds that intrude on his territory!
The impeccably behaved, impeccably mannered Best Actor: the cockatiel is gentle and clingy, needs tons of company, and has a delicate stomach, so you'll have to take good care of him!
The top-tier star who reigns supreme in singing and dancing: the azure-winged magpie is a social butterfly, sweet and spicy, but prone to harassing humans...
The business tycoon behind a groundbreaking new technology, adored by millions: the raven may look ordinary, but he's incredibly smart, elegant, and fond of collecting little seashells.
The wholesome, handpicked darling of variety shows: the society finch loves to eat and is a nuisance. Every bird that passes gets bowled over by him. Humans hate him, and birds find him annoying, but he's undeniably beautiful.
The lucky crowd: There are more little sparrows than any other kind. They're adorable, chirping away in flocks and loving gossip. Every day they're swooning over the latest pairing, calling her their wife, and begging Director Yan to keep them.
What can Yan Jia do?
Naturally, accept them all~
Overall it's pretty good, but there are a few quirks that I really hate. One of them is, I've seen more than 30 of them, why do some stupid people always jump out? He is self-righteous and wants the heroine to be his sponsor. Oh my gosh, isn't the heroine's status quite high? It's very uncomfortable to let these people jump around. Secondly, I really don't see the female protagonist's feelings for those male protagonists. Most of them are because they are good-looking and meet the conditions of the canary. Moreover, those male protagonists fall in love with the female protagonist a bit too quickly. After all, their previous experiences should still be kind of um, wary. It is impossible to be moved and fall in love just because the female protagonist cares about him more. And I think their emotional line is really, um, a bit immature. Maybe it's because people in the dark will chase the light and worship the light when a light appears. And thirdly, the heroine is too polite to those who offend him. To put it bluntly, he is too soft. Except for the first few offenders who slapped him, I feel that those who offended the heroine should not be given a good look. I should not politely say to them that they should scold them back. And the heroine really treats and harasses her people. Can't she scold them back? You have to be polite, and treating others politely is just a slap in the face, do you understand? How to say? The plot is okay, but overall it's very bland. There's nothing too interesting about it, and the emotional line isn't very likable. I see you're a newbie, so I'll give it a five-star review.