【Tentatively updating five times a week. Taking Tuesdays and Fridays off; updates at 10 p.m. on the other days~】
The wind starts at the tips of duckweed.
She transmigrates to Seoul, South Korea, in 1986. Her father doesn’t care for her, her mother doesn’t love her, she has no relatives, and she’s dependent on others. What should she do?
Li Xizhao says this is a story she already beat in her previous life. Starting over, of course she’ll live differently.
At first, she walks onto a film set just to make ends meet.
Later, she wants to act well.
After that, she wants to control her own fate.
In 1988, Li Xizhao becomes South Korea’s most famous child star, without a single rival.
Starting that year, more and more scripts are sent her way, but fewer and fewer roles are ones she wants to play.
Content notes:
A female-led, career-focused power fantasy, with work as the main focus and romance as a secondary one.
You don’t need to know Korean film history to enjoy this.
The male and female leads are original characters and childhood friends, but they are underage in the early part of the story, so the romance develops slowly.
A parallel universe, with plenty of fictional details. Please don’t associate the characters with real people.
Theme: If the old rules won’t give her a choice, she’ll make new rules
