On September 23, 2020, the day Han Xizhen turned 30, a variety show took to the streets to ask passersby, "What does Han Xizhen mean to you?"
An elderly man with graying, patchy hair said, "An outstanding artist who makes the country proud."
A child in the middle of losing their baby teeth said, "I wish she were my mom."
Shy teenage boys horsing around in front of the camera said, "The most beautiful woman," "I want to marry her," "She's had plenty of romantic experience," and "She has a unique charm."
A confident university student clutching books in the library said, "She's the embodiment of an independent woman. She has the life I aspire to, a Back to Field kind of life."
A man in his thirties who disliked her sneered in his suit, "No matter how strong a woman is, she still has to return to the family. Han Xizhen is a woman too, and doesn't she like children? She should get married soon and stop opposing the anti-abortion bill."
A fanatical young fangirl complained, "Oppa is way too close to her. But if it's Han Xizhen, who could object? Back off, our Oppa! Han Xizhen, come for me instead!"
Han Xizhen, the most dazzling female star in Asia in the 21st century, has achievements that will be difficult to replicate. Beneath her brilliant glow lie her prestigious family, frail health, romance rumors that have drawn widespread attention, and an unmatched record of triumphs in her acting career.
A parallel-universe story, with some fictional characters and a real-world setting
A slow-burn, feel-good rise to becoming an award-winning actress
The more successful her career, the more tumultuous her love life
Beautiful, wealthy, and suffering from heart disease
Multiple boyfriends, but no one is a romantic candidate for readers to invest in
Her exes include G-Dragon, Chris Evans, Lee Soo Hyuk, and Gong Yoo
(Not for readers who want both leads to have no prior romantic history. No pointless arguments.)
I will do my best to create a rich setting and keep the characters consistent.
Related real-world news and events will be grounded in evidence.
Checkable, verifiable, fair and unbiased, without taking sides or attacking anyone.
The timeline runs from 2002 to 2020.
For the first few years, the feelings are one-sided, and the heroine hasn't realized it yet.
Updates every day at 7:30 a.m. The story may or may not be abandoned. There are 100,000 words already written.
Theme: A pioneer for gender equality, judging ability without regard to gender.
I think it is not wrong for jyj and SM to file a lawsuit, because the contract is already very exploitative (if I remember correctly, 1:9, this 1 is divided among five people, so each person only has 0.2). The company also made false accounts and even stopped giving soup to people to drink. The remaining two people in the East Group also got more because of this lawsuit. After all, the whole world knew about this lawsuit. Didn't the Korean Ministry of Justice limit the length of contracts and some unreasonable terms? Basically, the contracts of other juniors after that are up to 7 years, which is why Korean groups now have a 7-year curse.
Brother Long, just like what Shengli said, love is not going well, so there are too many sad love songs. Think about it, why are you still a little gloating about your misfortune? No, I am a real fan of Brother Long.
This agent's brain circuit is quite novel.
Don't leave, Gong Liu hasn't written yet.
Only then did I realize that the heroine is an actress and not an idol. That's great. Others written about idols always refer to idols. I don't know why.
Why is it not updated? I'm so sad (??????)
What happened?
Why isn't it updated?
Shunji Iwai is the director of "Hello No Hana", but I have only seen this one of his movies, so I don't know much about it. Looking forward to the update
It's been a while since I've updated. I've just started.