[Peacock-syndrome male lead + Amazing luck with top directors + Career-minded + One heroine (childhood sweetheart, now a diva) + A huge golden finger + Ensemble cast in the entertainment industry]
When Dai Xi transmigrates, he immediately receives two pieces of news.
One good, one bad.
The bad news: In his previous life, he worked hard as an actor for thirty years and finally died suddenly from excitement just as he was about to win Best Actor!
The good news: This time, he transmigrated straight into a Best Actor award!
And not just any Best Actor award, but an international one!
Backstage at the interview, Dai Xi answers every reporter’s question with dazzling confidence.
“I know I’m the best. By giving me this award, the judges have shown excellent judgment.”
At the time, every reporter in the audience thinks this is just the cocky bravado of a young star who found fame too soon.
Only later do they realize he wasn’t bluffing. This is the arrogance embedded in the bones of Dai Xi, the brightest star of the century!
Nor do they anticipate just how long his career will last. So very long!
Centuries later, when people look back on the entertainment industry of this era, Dai Xi’s star still shines brighter than all the rest.
Ready? When it comes to this superstar, people always have a lot to say.
[The male lead’s focus is on his career, with relatively little romance]
[This is a fictional entertainment-industry story. All characters, scripts, and variety shows are unrelated to real people. Please don’t read them as references to anyone. Any similarities are purely coincidental.]
There are 69 chapters so far, which is actually quite good. It is a bit like an outline article, but it will be written in detail at some rhythm points. The whole story is smooth. The protagonist's career starts off well and moves forward steadily. The plot will not be delayed, but the protagonist's skill growth is slow. People around the protagonist are kind-hearted (especially in the back studio), and the working atmosphere is relaxed and pleasant. The stumbling blocks come from the outside world, and currently there are no particularly serious problems. In the end, I really like the character of the protagonist and hope to keep it that way.
[Full] Although there are few descriptions, there are relatively few self-created backgrounds in entertainment novels, and the characters shine in their own fields. So far, there are no surprises. As a 10-year-old bookworm, the characters are acceptable and the content is quite tense. It's worth a look.
Good-looking, novel and not cliche
It's not exaggerated, it doesn't make people think that the protagonist is sick, and the logic is smooth. I like the plot (*´ω`*), I hope there will be more updates
Okay, quite interesting
The story is long and the protagonist is also very cute
Personally I think it's good for the time being