The Perfect Idol

It's very good-looking, and Bei Shiyu can definitely live up to the "perfect idol" in the title of the book. I didn't read the romance line, but I only saw the end of the main story and I can definitely say that Lance perfectly fits my fantasy of a cool male protagonist. And this kind of happiness is not relatively empty. He has a plan for himself and has enough patience to implement this plan. He also has the ability to achieve everything he wants, plus a certain amount of luck. If there was no system, he could be the male protagonist in another business war article, a cold and ruthless financial boss or something like that. Lance believes that interests are more stable than relationships formed by appreciation. I think appreciation here refers to all positive emotions, so all his relationships, whether sincere or not, are mixed with interests. And he is not a person who puts interests first. He just believes more in the things under his control. He is rational, self-controlled, calm, and plans everything he can get. At the same time, he is a gentleman, considerate, and sincere. It is undeniable that he has a purpose for being kind to people, but at the same time, he is also sincere. He has obsessive-compulsive disorder with perfectionistic tendencies and is strict with himself, but at the same time he does not interfere easily with others. He is a very suitable person to be a friend. The native family provided Bei Shiyu with good conditions, a basic economic foundation, good education, and a certain degree of artistic literacy. The system is a catalytic condition based on this, a powerful auxiliary tool that shortens the time for his success. And he was lucky enough to get an agent who did not contradict his code of conduct. He improved himself through mutual use and continued to control the right to speak until he became a true collaborator and even a leader. He keenly seized every opportunity and eventually became an unreplicable miracle. I saw a lot of people saying that the heroine was not good enough for Lance, so I didn't watch it. Bei Shiyu said that he believed in love and had certain expectations. But I think, rather than saying that he is looking forward to love, it is better to say that he is looking forward to this uncertainty, looking forward to beauty like his parents, looking forward to "perfect" love. He hopes to find someone who can attract him, who can have a positive influence on him, and who also loves him. But he is not too persistent. His expectation for love comes from his parents, so he appreciates "accidental" love more, the love that can make him "unexpected". After reading the extra title, the heroine is more like a foreshadowing in the main text. If there is a second part about Hollywood, she will serve as the introduction to the commercial line. Just looking at the main text, you can see that she is a lustful young lady with a cliched family background. Her psychological quality is neither outstanding nor bad. The supporting role is not particularly likable and not particularly annoying. However, as a female protagonist, she must show growth and personality that matches the male protagonist. If she fails to do so, it is normal for her to be scolded. All in all, this article is very readable, and the image of the male protagonist is also very complete. Unlike many male protagonists in the entertainment industry, the image is as thin as a character. He never chases stars, and Yun chases stars very happily. As this chapter says, Bei Shiyu is a star that never falls! Today is New Year's Eve, Happy New Year to everyone!

I've been short of writing and come back to read this novel again. Does the author really not consider writing another article about the entertainment industry? I really like reading it! ! !

I didn't watch the romance line so I just watched it as if there was no CP. It was really a bit weird when I saw the name of the extra. . Lance really meets the definition of a perfect idol, and his career line is very good.

I really like Bei Shiyu, the character design is super perfect. But I really feel that the emotional scenes that only started to appear in Chapter 190 and only fall in love outside the extra chapter are basically like child's play, or in other words, because the male protagonist himself is too detached and pure. The heroine is extremely worldly. I don't feel that there is any difference between this relationship and that of the cellist. It's the woman's love that inspires the man to accept it passively, and the woman's love is more worldly than that of the cellist. It's just like when the time comes and you're old enough, it's OK to find the right person. It would be fine if the male protagonist was completely career-minded, but since Lance believed in feelings and had expectations for love, he felt that such a relationship was not suitable for him. I don't see that the heroine has a deeper love for the hero than others. Apart from the slightly Mary Sue background setting, the heroine is a story about the revenge of a wealthy daughter. Although her IQ, EQ and intelligence have increased in middle age, she also has an inexplicable middle-aged greasiness. It would be fine to say that the heroine has been thinking about the hero all these years and that she still has him in her heart. The heroine obviously got her revenge ten years later. Suddenly she saw the hero's good looks and excellence and was very superficially moved. Then she still acted like she was determined to win, which was no different from her in her teenage years. Anyway, one sentence can praise the fairy hero, but not the fairy love. Not as touching as the ex-girlfriend whom I mentioned in a few sentences.

Ah, Bei Shiyu, the human star in my heart!

Hateful! ! Lance should belong to everyone! The heroine is not worthy of him! As some sisters said, the heroine looks like a middle-aged, greasy, rich woman.

This book has been updated, but the game has not been updated for nearly 2 months. 5555555 The game is also really exciting. You have rewritten it twice. Please remember to fill in the holes when you have time! I miss this book and the time when I had to wait for N updates for a whole day!

Why is there a love line? It's really not as good as the ex-girlfriend whom I took over with a lump sum. I feel that the money spent later is not worth it.

Although I don't want to change the text a lot, I still want to lock the extra chapter. The love line really feels like taking a big sip of Coke and not being able to belch.

I have always been confused about what Tan Yu had in mind when she was filming with Lance.