An Outsider's Notes on the Republic-Era Entertainment Industry

This story will go VIP on December 7. Thank you for your support~! In Nanchuan, a small town south of the Yangtze with apricot blossoms and misty rain, there is a little phoenix and a little oriole. Four years ago, "Little Phoenix" Bai Haitang left Nanchuan without a second thought to pursue her dream of making films. Four years later, Xie Fangsi graduates from university, gives up a job opportunity in the capital, and resolutely returns home. But early the following month, she receives a letter from Bai Haitang. The letter is earnest, asking her to come meet up, and includes a train ticket to Shanghai... Also known as Twin Cities, Please, I Really Don't Want to Be Famous, and From Temporary Stay to Settling Down: What Happened to Me? 1. This is made-up nonsense with no logic whatsoever. Don't look for historical accuracy. If it's not your thing, click away. 2. [Content warning] The heroine is extremely laid-back and will give way on anything that doesn't cross her bottom line. A slow-burn Republican-era romance. 3. Rolling around, begging for follows and comments. Thanks~ ----------------Upcoming---------------- -> The Collection of Bricks and Jade Brick: The world is full of color. Fixating on just one thing means missing out on so much pleasure and freedom. Jade: The world is full of glitz and chaos, but I only love that one person. A few stories about male supporting characters who are too blind to recognize the heroine and throw her away, only for the hero to "pick her up"~ -> There are several completed stories on my author page too~ Go check them out~~ Theme: Life and friendship.