Qin Jia'er accidentally ate some braised pork belonging to movie star Gu Yu. After that, Gu Yu became her personal chef.
The handsome chef in an apron said, "You've eaten my cooking. So when are you going to be my wife?"
"Your cooking is so expensive!" The foodie secretly regretted it. If she'd known, she would've eaten more!
A timid, softhearted foodie screenwriter × a superstar who loves feeding people
A sweet little story about everyday life, also known as "He's So Handsome, She's So Timid"
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"Meow, the Movie Queen": A haughty cat turns into a beautiful woman and conquers show business.
"Reborn to Speak of Love with You": Published. I'll deal with the scumbags, you handle the flirting.
"Blind Dates Are Serious Business": Published. Love has nothing to do with age or how you meet.
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Is there any extra? I want to see Feng Lin get slapped in the face~
After reading it from beginning to end in one go, I have a few questions.
The female protagonist is the author and screenwriter, and the male protagonist is a famous actor who became famous at a young age. Logically speaking, the male protagonist's film selection requirements should be considered high, and the scripts adapted from the novel are based on the original work, so the writing, plot and logic of the original work should be above average.
Authors who can write good works, that is, the quality of the heroine should be relatively high, but judging from the text, the heroine knows nothing, cannot think of anything, and does not even have the ability of ordinary people to associate according to the fictional plot, so it is a bit strange to ask "why" blankly.
Then there are the doubts about the male protagonist.
The male protagonist became famous at a young age and worked hard in the entertainment industry. The scripts he received were all very high-quality, so most of the directors and actors he came into contact with must have been excellent. Over the years, I should have accumulated a lot of awesome connections. Why do I feel a little powerless (maybe it's my misunderstanding), as if the company can step on me whenever it wants and it doesn't take much effort to control it.
Then there was the matter of breaking with the company. If you think Dong Jian's place is a good place, you might as well try to negotiate terms with Dong Jian first. The male protagonist should be a resource that many people want to win over. After all, the actor is so awesome, so he should have a lot of chips, so Dong Jian has a reason to attack the original company.
Of course, if this is not the case, it would be good to establish a studio based on previous connections. There should be many people willing to buy into his experience.
And one last little question, doesn't the male protagonist tell his fans not to pick up the female protagonist? There's nothing wrong with protecting the heroine's privacy and life...
It will be over so soon
Oh, everyone is causing trouble
Ah! ! ! ! ! Why are you stuck here~
Come on! So well written~
Hey, what's the point of not having a male and female protagonist in this chapter?
Hahahahahaha, everything is going on
Wow, it's been really fun watching these two days.
I really like this kind of sweet writing!
Is there any extra? I want to see Feng Lin get slapped in the face~
After reading it from beginning to end in one go, I have a few questions. The female protagonist is the author and screenwriter, and the male protagonist is a famous actor who became famous at a young age. Logically speaking, the male protagonist's film selection requirements should be considered high, and the scripts adapted from the novel are based on the original work, so the writing, plot and logic of the original work should be above average. Authors who can write good works, that is, the quality of the heroine should be relatively high, but judging from the text, the heroine knows nothing, cannot think of anything, and does not even have the ability of ordinary people to associate according to the fictional plot, so it is a bit strange to ask "why" blankly. Then there are the doubts about the male protagonist. The male protagonist became famous at a young age and worked hard in the entertainment industry. The scripts he received were all very high-quality, so most of the directors and actors he came into contact with must have been excellent. Over the years, I should have accumulated a lot of awesome connections. Why do I feel a little powerless (maybe it's my misunderstanding), as if the company can step on me whenever it wants and it doesn't take much effort to control it. Then there was the matter of breaking with the company. If you think Dong Jian's place is a good place, you might as well try to negotiate terms with Dong Jian first. The male protagonist should be a resource that many people want to win over. After all, the actor is so awesome, so he should have a lot of chips, so Dong Jian has a reason to attack the original company. Of course, if this is not the case, it would be good to establish a studio based on previous connections. There should be many people willing to buy into his experience. And one last little question, doesn't the male protagonist tell his fans not to pick up the female protagonist? There's nothing wrong with protecting the heroine's privacy and life...
It will be over so soon
Oh, everyone is causing trouble
Ah! ! ! ! ! Why are you stuck here~
Come on! So well written~
Hey, what's the point of not having a male and female protagonist in this chapter?
Hahahahahaha, everything is going on
Wow, it's been really fun watching these two days.