Song Fanghuai, a minor actress, finally landed an important role before turning thirty. She was about to become famous overnight when she tragically died in an accident on set.
She didn't miraculously survive, but she did get reborn in the most melodramatic way possible!
This time, she was determined to become a true actress: win awards with one hand, land leading roles with the other, and stand at the very top of the Avenue of Stars, laughing triumphantly at the sky!
I'm terrible at writing blurbs... I hate writing blurbs...
P.S. Some characters in this story also appear in "Ling Ran Shan Ye."
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It's really annoying. The male protagonist and the female protagonist haven't been together for even a few chapters. When something happens to the female protagonist, the male protagonist no longer helps to solve it. It makes me always think that the male protagonist has been replaced by a big boss. The female protagonist is incompetent and the male protagonist is incompetent. The big boss is a scumbag and all kinds of illogical garbage.
Unfinished
The female protagonist is a loser throughout the whole story. She is bullied again and again and never fights back. She thought she was reborn and pursued a career path, but she didn't expect that the female protagonist is a loser from the beginning to the end. The male protagonist keeps causing trouble for the female protagonist but never solves it for her. Is the male protagonist really a rich man? These two losers are not even as good as their female counterparts. They can only be decadent, unable to fight back, and complain about others. What's the use of such people being reborn?
Waste of my money😡
Oh, the ending is really bad
I didn't expect it to end like this. I spent money to watch it, but the result is like this. It feels a bit indescribable. The beginning was quite good, but the ending makes me feel that it is neither good nor bad. It is just a bad ending.
I'm so pissed off, could you please take more responsibility for your own work? I don't know what the last half of what you wrote is about. I can only blame my obsessive-compulsive disorder for killing me.
I've finished reading... The author, keep working hard↖(^ω^)↗
The ending was simply shocking. I felt something was wrong ever since Boss Chu showed up frequently, and the leading lady was really tempted, so I kneeled down. The first half of the book is full of positive energy, but the second half is about the sensuality, gloom and glitz of the entertainment industry. I wonder what the author wanted to do by writing this book? Shen Jia has been foreshadowing for a long time, and then a rich second generation who is even more arrogant and cool appears, and my heart skips a beat. There is no outline at all, and the writing is even more perfunctory at the end. What a waste of time.
What the hell, is this the end? I originally wanted to watch the ending first before ordering the whole thing, but now I don't want to watch it at all (˘•ω•˘)
It feels like there are too many branches and I can't tell the priority. Also, I feel that it has nothing to do with the title of being an actor. Most of them are writing various intrigues, but what about the promised acting skills? What about acting? The character design is also not very clear, the heroine can't tell what she is doing, and her thoughts seem to change very quickly. The overall feeling is a bit chaotic. In terms of growth, there is no growth. It starts to get better, then gets worse, then gets better, wins awards, and ends. Let's talk about love, it's too messy. Let's talk about acting. It's there in the first few chapters, but then it's all about entanglements.
It's really annoying. The male protagonist and the female protagonist haven't been together for even a few chapters. When something happens to the female protagonist, the male protagonist no longer helps to solve it. It makes me always think that the male protagonist has been replaced by a big boss. The female protagonist is incompetent and the male protagonist is incompetent. The big boss is a scumbag and all kinds of illogical garbage.
Unfinished The female protagonist is a loser throughout the whole story. She is bullied again and again and never fights back. She thought she was reborn and pursued a career path, but she didn't expect that the female protagonist is a loser from the beginning to the end. The male protagonist keeps causing trouble for the female protagonist but never solves it for her. Is the male protagonist really a rich man? These two losers are not even as good as their female counterparts. They can only be decadent, unable to fight back, and complain about others. What's the use of such people being reborn? Waste of my money😡
Oh, the ending is really bad
I didn't expect it to end like this. I spent money to watch it, but the result is like this. It feels a bit indescribable. The beginning was quite good, but the ending makes me feel that it is neither good nor bad. It is just a bad ending.
I'm so pissed off, could you please take more responsibility for your own work? I don't know what the last half of what you wrote is about. I can only blame my obsessive-compulsive disorder for killing me.
I've finished reading... The author, keep working hard↖(^ω^)↗
The ending was simply shocking. I felt something was wrong ever since Boss Chu showed up frequently, and the leading lady was really tempted, so I kneeled down. The first half of the book is full of positive energy, but the second half is about the sensuality, gloom and glitz of the entertainment industry. I wonder what the author wanted to do by writing this book? Shen Jia has been foreshadowing for a long time, and then a rich second generation who is even more arrogant and cool appears, and my heart skips a beat. There is no outline at all, and the writing is even more perfunctory at the end. What a waste of time.
What the hell, is this the end? I originally wanted to watch the ending first before ordering the whole thing, but now I don't want to watch it at all (˘•ω•˘)
It feels like there are too many branches and I can't tell the priority. Also, I feel that it has nothing to do with the title of being an actor. Most of them are writing various intrigues, but what about the promised acting skills? What about acting? The character design is also not very clear, the heroine can't tell what she is doing, and her thoughts seem to change very quickly. The overall feeling is a bit chaotic. In terms of growth, there is no growth. It starts to get better, then gets worse, then gets better, wins awards, and ends. Let's talk about love, it's too messy. Let's talk about acting. It's there in the first few chapters, but then it's all about entanglements.
Stay single, stay single together