Showbiz: I Signed with Tangren, Where the Whole Company Is Love-Struck

Among the actresses born in the 1980s, Liu Shishi is the most suitable one to marry. She doesn't overdo the hype. You can question her acting skills, but you can't doubt her character.

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It's a great show with multiple female leads, but none of them are stereotypical; each has her own distinct personality. The career storylines are well-developed, the romance storylines are clear, and it maintains its exciting moments without any major flaws. Updates are frequent, making it a truly excellent show! 👍

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It's alright. I hope Liu Shishi gets more screen time and doesn't end up like the previous book where Yang Mi came up again. I'm really tired of reading about Liu Shishi. It would be better to focus on Liu Shishi and develop the other characters gradually.

The beginning wasn't very good, but the later parts were so good that it became a bit boring, though still watchable. It's not exactly a gem, but it's definitely not bad either. What I mean by "so good" is that it lacks detail; it's all just a barrage of action that gets a little too satisfying, but it's definitely not bad.

Nice!! A good start, looks interesting, and the plot flows smoothly. I thoroughly enjoyed reading it; although there were minor flaws, there weren't any major problems. There's a novel next door where Yang Mi founded Air Canada, signed a betting agreement, and is still acting as his landlord. Yang Mi lives in the master bedroom on the second floor 🤦 That book has a rating of 8.7.

It's so good-looking, how come it only has a score of 5? I'd like to raise it to a 9. 🥰🥰 Zheng Yuxun's writing here is really confusing. I have no idea what you're writing. Deducting one star.

It's good to write less about movies and more about TV shows and variety shows. Also, don't describe the content of movies too clearly; just the beginning and the end are enough. We viewers will use our imagination. Add more information about the protagonists' real lives.

Having read the first part, the female character portrayals are excellent. It's a bit of a shame there aren't many explicit sexual scenes. The author probably doesn't understand the core workings of the entertainment industry, so they didn't write much about it. The writing style is more like that of an online influencer, avoiding plot points like "sharing the spoils." However, this definitely adds to the enjoyment.