[This novel is complete.]
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Here's the blurb:
Lin Jinsang was sure Heaven was jealous of her beauty. She died and lost her memories.
After death, she learned that because she'd been too beautiful in life and had broken up other people's relationships, she'd become the green tea bitch everyone talked about and couldn't enter the cycle of reincarnation.
Lin Jinsang (gritting her teeth): It rains when it rains, mothers marry when they want, and men change their minds. How can you blame me for all that just because I'm too beautiful?!
Death: I don't care. You're not getting into the cycle of reincarnation.
Fine. She was already dead, so Death got to decide. If she was guilty, she'd atone. If she'd broken up relationships, she'd make matches to make up for it. Lin Jinsang understood that much.
So, to return to life, clear her name, and rise to the top, Lin Jinsang accepted a mission. She began traveling between different eras and worlds, setting out on the road to "make amends."
Her methods of making amends: First, bring the main couple together. Second, don't break up the main couple. Third, make sure the main couple end up together.
Her rules for making amends: Overcome every obstacle and try every possible method.
Just as Lin Jinsang was absorbed in clearing her sin score, she suddenly realized something one day.
In every world, she was still stuck in the role of a supporting character, playing a green tea girl while doing the work of a matchmaker.
What the hell? This isn't right! Sure, she's atoning, but what happened to helping her rise to the top? Why was she still the green tea girl everyone hated?
Damn it! Lin Jinsang roared. Death had tricked her again!
Being reborn is hard, and rising to the top is even harder!
1. I'm terrible at writing blurbs. See the main text for details.
2. There is a male lead. Happy ending.
3. Due to work, I haven't been able to update regularly lately, so this story will be updated whenever I can. Feel free to wait until there are more chapters before reading (lights a cigarette in resignation~)
Currently serializing: Reach for the Stars, blurb.
Before entering the entertainment industry, Ding Tian thought:
One day, I'll get to meet my idol up close.
Even if I only get to say "hello" to him, I could die happy!
But after joining the industry and successfully striking up a conversation with her idol, Ding Tian thought:
It would be great if we could become closer, even if we were just ordinary friends.
After becoming ordinary friends, Ding Tian grew greedy and wanted more. She thought:
It would be great if I could make him my boyfriend.
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Chen Yuan recently ran into a problem. His company had just signed a new actress, and she was one of his biggest fans.
But the sheer extent of her foolishness shocked him. Specifically:
Whenever he was hit with negative gossip, she'd create even more stories about herself or someone else to draw attention away from him.
And then he'd have to spend money hiring people to do PR for her...
After so many years in the entertainment industry, Chen Yuan had never met a "celebrity" like her.
But the girl's enthusiasm and sincerity deeply moved him, and when she openly showed how much she liked and admired him, he couldn't look away.
Like a little white rabbit suddenly appearing in a wolf pack, she was too good a catch for Chen Yuan to let her go.
New breakout actress x semi-retired top-tier star and award-winning actor
Theme:
So what happened in the end? It feels like the story is unfinished.
I basically read Kuai Shi Wan for its cool writing, but this writing made me feel aggrieved just by looking at it. The author should consider changing the copywriting to attract more points.
Why hasn't the review been released yet? I'm crying T_T (I'll give myself a 2 to comfort myself)
Why do you feel that the original heroine is so good? What is it that only you realize in the end that it is a friend's liking, and it is a waste of other people's emotional youth?
Poor author, let me give you a friendship point.
I basically read Kuai Shi Wan for its cool writing, but this writing made me feel aggrieved just by looking at it. The author should consider changing the copywriting to attract more points.
What does the author mean? This Ji Yue is the green tea bar. When her boyfriend came to pick her up, she didn't take his car because she was afraid of being photographed by the paparazzi. Instead, she turned around and took another actor's car when she knew what the other actor was thinking. How come she's not afraid of the paparazzi now?
Let me break my zero comments. I'm taking a day off today. I'm too busy and don't have time to type. I can't update today. Don't wait any longer. Bow (maybe no one is waiting 23333)