Tang Yu was washed up before she ever made it big. Just when she finally landed a great role, she woke up back in her swamped senior year of high school, with only a hundred days until the college entrance exams! On top of that, she had to take the arts entrance exams all over again!
Armed with years of acting experience and a good dose of cluelessness, Tang Yu plunged back into show business, only to do something stupid right off the bat: splash the most ordinary bowl of knife-cut noodles all over her idol. She swore it wasn’t on purpose. She certainly hadn’t been reborn just to dump soup on her idol!
And so she faced one challenge after another, put rumors to rest, dispelled hearsay, and silenced public opinion, all the way to the glittering summit.
Onscreen and off, the one thing she couldn’t shake was the urge to turn make-believe into reality.
All things must fade, but love alone endures.
The golden finger journey from washed-up bit actress to queen of the silver screen!
Jump right in with confidence. You’re sure to love the heroine.
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Are there any more extras? I want to see extras showing affection.
This is a pure article, I look forward to the new book
The extra is so touching, I love it so much!!!
Read this chapter from the beginning and say a few words. The heroine's extra ten years in her previous life were all in vain, and she still had the mentality of a little girl. . It's hard to imagine that someone with such a naive mentality could develop smoothly in the entertainment industry after being reborn. He is constantly distracted at work all day long and is not dedicated at all. The same goes for studies. Although the author tries hard to describe how good the heroine is in film school, I can only see that the heroine relies on her having learned these things before, and is focused on caring about other people's gossip all day long. She doesn't want to work harder to hone herself, and attends classes to kill time at best. Also, the author gave the heroine a golden finger to meet so many big stars, and the heroine had no intention of learning from others to hone her acting skills. When filming for the first time, she was completely led into the scene by the male protagonist, and she was led away by others without any awareness to discover her own shortcomings. Also, I really don't understand how the heroine's character attracts the hero. I don't think there's anything touching about it. She sends someone to a hotel to spend the night, and then she can also take him in to spend the night together and then forget about the acting class the next day. Facing the male protagonist who is nothing but a nymphomaniac, even Lu Qianru, the female co-star, looks grander and more comfortable than the female protagonist. The last thing I want to say is, after reading the title of this article, I thought it would be the story of the heroine's struggle, but I found that the filming part was pitiful. There were assorted casserole noodles being sent to the set by the hero, picking up the hero's dog, and sending the hero to a hotel to spend the night. There were more plots than filming, shooting MVs, advertising, and street shooting. It seems that the heroine was reborn just to fall in love with the hero, and developing a career in the entertainment industry was just incidental. The story of the previous scene where I played the girl in a milk tea shop could have been written in more detail, but in the end it wasn't as long as the male protagonist. Quite disappointed. Without the author's golden finger, the heroine would be just like a has-been supporting actress in her previous life.
I re-read it again and it's finally finished. I can't bear to leave it. I'm waiting for the big new book.
. . . It's almost over. . . But no meat. . . Not satisfied. . .
I almost want to vomit out a mouthful of old blood! It looks so evocative, so why did I just brush it off! I want to send the blade to Da Da! Come on, give me your address!
Is it over? Is it over???
Is it over without the broth? I want to eat meat. Author