If you woke up and found that you were back in the 1980s, the peak period of the development of the Hong Kong film and television drama industry, and you had transformed into a beautiful woman with a good figure and beautiful appearance, what would you do?
Of course, participating in beauty pageants, entering the film and television industry, committing crimes based on beauty, and reaching the pinnacle of life!
Wen Mengqiao: As I reach the pinnacle of P's life, I just want my male idol to go further and further on the road of winning awards and getting soft! Of course it would be better if you could take the time to fall in love with me (whisper).
Zhou Yushi: Don't pay attention to me, I'm busy.
Later...
Zhou Yushi: Qiaoqiao, look at me!
Wen Mengqiao: Who is the male idol? All I could think about was my film career.
He once neglected her because of work and had no choice but to hurt her. Later, all the movies he made were all about her.
No prototype, no real person. Only the background of the story is borrowed from Hong Kong at that time. Due to my limited ability to access information, part of the background may be biased. I welcome your criticism and correction.
The heroine is obsessed with love in the early stage, but concentrates on her career in the later stage. The male protagonist feels good about abusing his wife and chases her to the crematorium.
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"The water is clear,
Cherish the responsibility of flowers,
The real identity is nothing more than delivery.
If this trip is fun,
It is also a life worth living. "
——"Falling Flowers and Flowing Water"
Demining: 1. The male protagonist will briefly fall in love with someone else.
2. Bitter first and then sweet. The bitterness in the front will be the sweetness in the back.
3. The author's true identity is the female protagonist's career fan and the male protagonist's stepmother, and she is a ruthless abuser of the male protagonist.
4. Although the love line is not good in the early stage, the career line is good.
Intention: They pass by each other lightly, leaving no mark on each. But I have experienced the most gentle resonance.