"Two Strong Leads, Side by Side"
Mei Qiangcan is just like his name: beautiful, strong, and "miserable." With his looks, he could have been a happy pretty face in showbiz. But he got a "Harem Protagonist" System that forced him to study every night, from singing, dancing, and acting to composing, choreographing, and winning Best Actor. Though he seemed like a dazzling international superstar, the System had long since robbed him of a normal life, turning him into a tool who lived only to win honors. Luckily, he transmigrated into a book and escaped the System. Now he can live a normal life again.
Chou Qiangcan is just like his name: "ugly," strong, and miserable. In his previous life, he was a poor boy from the mountains who knew nothing about the outside world. His beautiful singing voice unexpectedly made him a viral sensation, and a shady small entertainment company tricked him into becoming a trainee and debuting. Thanks to the company's corruption, his idol career went nowhere. After finally fighting his way free and becoming a director, he was dragged down and killed by a former bandmate. Luckily, he was reborn. This time, he won't be so foolish.
Switching gong and shou: music producer and his exclusive singer, great director and his exclusive leading man.
Switching gong and shou: each other's muses and soulmates.
Switching gong and shou: a wolf disguised as a loyal dog and a tiger disguised as a house cat.
1. An imaginary world with no real-life figures as models. The author takes no responsibility for any familiarities you may notice.
2. A brainless wish-fulfillment story. The author finds it satisfying, but everyone has different tastes. If you don't enjoy it, just click the X in the upper-right corner.
3. The author's writing is elementary-school level, and their knowledge of showbiz is limited. If you want to argue, you're right.
Theme: An aesthetic vision under the core socialist values
After reading it, I feel a little regretful. From the emotional point of view, it is too bland. The two of them got along well before. Since they ran away from that company, the two people have gradually developed their relationship without confessing or opening their hearts to each other. Instead, they have focused on describing the two people's various relationships. The handling of the emotional line is vague and not explained clearly, giving people the impression that they will be together and it is all left to the reader's imagination. After reading it, I still couldn't figure out which chapter they were together in. The two of them have not confessed to each other about their rebirth. If this point is handled well, it can actually directly fill up the relationship between the two or make a qualitative leap. There are many other points that have not been explained clearly. Then there's the ending. If the two of them had been having a lot of difficulties before, it wouldn't have been smooth sailing, but even with all the awesome coaxing and slaps in the face, they managed to overcome all difficulties and go all the way, so the ending wasn't too abrupt. But it was obvious that the two of them had been going smoothly before, with such a big golden finger, and it was so easy to run away from and sign contracts with companies. But in the last few chapters, there was no foreshadowing, and there was an abrupt turning point, which made people feel that it was inexplicably unfinished and had a forced ending. It's like giving someone a lot of fun points, and they are about to get all the fun points all the way to the end. When they are about to fill up the readers' fun points, they are suddenly strangled by the neck. It is really uncomfortable and frustrating. (The above is just my personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it!)
After reading it, I feel a little regretful. From the perspective of the emotional line, it is too bland. The description of the relationship between the two was okay in the past. Since they ran away from that certain company, the relationship between the two has gradually progressed and they have not confessed or opened their hearts to each other. Instead, they have focused on describing the various relationships between the two. The handling of the emotional line is vague and not explained clearly, giving people the impression that they will be together and it is all up to the reader's imagination. After reading it, I still couldn't figure out which chapter they were together in. The two of them have not confessed to each other about their rebirth. If this point is handled well, it can actually directly fill up the relationship between the two or make a qualitative leap. There are many other points that have not been explained clearly. Then there's the ending. If the two of them had been having a lot of difficulties before, it wouldn't have been smooth sailing, but even with all the awesome coaxing and slaps in the face, they managed to overcome all difficulties and go all the way, so the ending wasn't too abrupt. But it was obvious that the two of them had been going smoothly before, with such a big golden finger, and it was so easy to run away from and sign contracts with companies. But in the last few chapters, there was no foreshadowing, and there was an abrupt turning point, which made people feel that it was inexplicably unfinished and had a forced ending. It's like giving someone a lot of fun points, and they are about to get all the fun points all the way to the end. When they are about to fill up the readers' fun points, they are suddenly strangled by the neck. It is really uncomfortable and frustrating. (The above is just my personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it!)
So what's the reason for adding this plot? Orz, I feel like it's useless.
Sprinkle flowers. Congratulations on the completion. Sprinkle flowers.
This wish is very good, but the current international situation makes it impossible to promote drug rehabilitation movies, but it is indeed a very good vision. I hope that drug addicts will get better and better, and I hope that anti-drug police officers can live well.
[Am I living in a cool literary universe in the entertainment industry where Mei Xuancan and Qiu Qiangcan are the protagonists??? Right, right? It must be right??? Yes
Hahaha, it is indeed a fairy tale. How can there be such a good idol in reality? It takes a lot of time to learn so many skills. It is amazing for a person to be proficient in a certain major. It is too difficult to be proficient in so many.
An entertainment industry article I read next door also involved artists being forced to xd and being reported. The author's wife should pay attention to her safety. In my opinion, being forced xd is innocent, but there is no argument that the artist xd was forced or not. If it has already happened, there is no room for it. Just like az accidentally contracted it, it doesn't mean that it doesn't exist just because he is a victim. You should take the initiative to avoid causing trouble to others. It doesn't matter if there is a reason. After all, artists are public figures and will have a great impact. It's really hard to figure out what to do after Mei becomes like this. It's definitely not possible to continue being a public figure. Why are you crying about such a sensitive thing again?
Personal suggestion: Except for the beginning and the end, it is basically what the two strong men did, and then netizens commented and then slapped them in the face. The plot has no coherence. I feel that this writing method is a bit "lazy". If the author really wants to practice writing, I think it is better to change the writing method. After reading the whole article, almost half of it is the netizen comment area, which reduces the readability a lot...
Thank you, madam, for writing such a good story