I Reincarnated as a Hong Kong Celebrity, Dating Handsome Throwback Hunks by the Basketful

It's very beautiful, but can the heroine have a harem? In those days, many male celebrities had countless beauties. Our heroine is so beautiful, so she can have many caring and sensible celebrities.

Oh my god, it gave me a heart attack. The early stage of the article was just so-so, relying solely on bloodshed to get out of the circle, and the plot was rather cliche. The middle period should be the heroine's most proud period, and this period is quite exciting. But in the later stage, I felt heartbroken after watching it. The man I once thought was a good man turned out to be a coward at critical moments. In fact, I think many of the shortcomings in the later period were normal and in line with some social conditions at the time. But it is precisely because of this kind of realism that I feel uncomfortable reading the article. Now I can only look forward to updating it quickly until she becomes a strong woman in the later stages. But I am still very emotional. In fact, Luo always loved her, but the heroine did not dare to love her anymore [sending heart][sending heart][sending heart] I really can't stand it anymore. I want to see it but I don't dare to. I'm afraid of feeling aggrieved. But I couldn't bear to move it off the bookshelf. I thought I would read it when the author felt more comfortable writing it, but I felt like I couldn't wait. 🤦

The writing is very good, I really like the character of the heroine, and there are many confrontational and conflicting plots. The antagonism between the female characters in Da Da's works is not a simple female competition, but based on the current conflict of interests. When the conflict is over, they will support each other when they are most sad, and there is a feeling of looking at each other and letting go of grudges. I am very curious how the conflict between the heroine and her sister will unfold and end next.

This novel is really exciting. The name and introduction are very attractive. I really wanted to add it to my bookshelf with high expectations. When I read Chapter 80, the protagonist gave me the feeling of being a bit of a noob. He has no defense against others and is easy to fall into other people's rosemary. This is not lightning. My lightning is the protagonist Qindidi. From Chapter 81, Xihuan became the protagonist. This is because His deskmate asked the protagonist to act like a female pig's trotter in his mind. Plus there was a poster of the protagonist wearing Hawaiian style. He also felt that the protagonist had never dressed so Hawaiian at home [PS: It made me think that his idea was to blame the protagonist for dressing in Hawaiian style], and then started to think about the boy's mind, which made me feel very uncomfortable. Even if it was later reversed and said that it was not qindi, it was still very dislikeable.

I have mixed feelings🙁. I want to continue reading and want to punch the author out. The article is still very interesting.

I'm looking forward to the future direction. I'm not very familiar with the gang scene (I can't see the prototype ORZ at all). I've only watched a few inventory-type videos, and I probably know that it was a mess before. I feel that the plot and story of the article are very ups and downs, and it is still worth watching. However, I feel that Pei Ling's sense of déjà vu as a time traveler is not very strong. In fact, many concepts in modern times and the past conflict very much. In the following text, I feel that Pei Ling only has a "female appreciation" and "does not want to compete with women" attitude towards other female characters. However, when she is in love with male characters, she does not show any particular desire to step down on them too. Her sense of competition and the fact that she has a family may make her look like a virgin. Perhaps the content foreshadowed in the previous article will come out later (Pei Ling needs to save money to survive the impact of Hollywood). In the dream, Pei Ling can seize opportunities based on her previous life, kick men, and turn small flowers into capital.

I really like the characters described by the author, and the plot is written with flesh and blood. In addition, as the heroine grows up step by step, men never block her steps. I like the style very much, and the author is very good at writing. Every man has a unique charm. Oh my, Luo Chongli is my favorite in it. Haha, it has a reassuring feeling, and one more thing, he is so awesome!

I like it, but I feel like the ending is very bland, but exciting at the same time. I finished reading "Two Lives" by a girl named Zhang Peiling. I was very attracted to it. The countless dangers and the girl's sobriety and determination made me, a person who doesn't really like the first world, finish reading it. Every man is different, and the author writes the ending of each man very carefully. Now I really like reading novels about Hong Kong actors, yes

It's quite exciting, but why does the heroine trust her manager so much when she doesn't trust her own family members?

The writing is very real and has the flavor of early Internet articles. It is not only about how an actress breaks into the film industry, but also about the emotions and human choices between people. There are real parts and fantasy parts, and the writing is really great!