Lin Jianxia, who failed the exam, felt that he was the most useless person in the world. Until she was bound to the [Station Sister System], her mission was: to use love to generate electricity and help singer Gu Ciyuan reach the top!
Since then, there has been a mysterious boss "Xia Ye" in the fan circle. The pictures she takes are divine pictures, the videos she cuts can change lives, and even the organization's support can be praised by the officials. Her opponent's fans hated her tooth and nail, and her own fans regarded her as a myth.
Relying on the funds and skills rewarded by the system, Lin Jianxia counterattacked from a photography novice to a well-known photographer, and his studio flourished. And when Gu Ciyuan stood under the spotlight of the concert with thousands of people and bowed deeply to the "green" sea of stars led by her in the audience, Lin Jianxia knew that she had not only promoted his stardom, but also found her own dazzling life.
Reader comments
The first few chapters were written in the first person, which was a bit unaccustomed to me, but in the following chapters, the third person was gradually used, which was fine. It's well written so far, but starting from "Tempering" the pace becomes a bit too fast. What I did in the blink of an eye was to post a few more pictures. Even though I knew these were taken before, I still seemed a little confused. (After reading a few chapters, I read a lot of information, and my brain couldn't process it. Several months passed in a flash. It was a bit like reporting on work. Personal feeling)
It's still much more comfortable to watch in the third person. Come on, author.
The first few chapters were written in the first person, which was a bit unaccustomed to me, but in the following chapters, the third person was gradually used, which was fine. It's well written so far, but starting from "Tempering" the pace becomes a bit too fast. What I did in the blink of an eye was to post a few more pictures. Even though I knew these were taken before, I still seemed a little confused. (After reading a few chapters, I read a lot of information, and my brain couldn't process it. Several months passed in a flash. It was a bit like reporting on work. Personal feeling)
It's still much more comfortable to watch in the third person. Come on, author.