The third installment is now underway! Sustainable Eternity. I humbly thank everyone for your support!
Warning: If you have a strong sense of justice, don't click in. You'll get angry, and it's not worth getting angry over a novel that can't even make money.
I don't really know what a perfectly faithful couple means, but judging by everyone's reactions, I strongly suspect this story has no perfectly faithful couples. Be prepared.
Blurb follows:
Poor young Shang Lu accompanies a friend to audition as an extra, but ends up being forced into show business himself.
After a TV series packed with formulaic plotlines premieres, Shang Lu is no longer a nobody.
From entertainment company bosses to fans numbering in the tens of millions, every single day, everyone he meets tells him: Put down your keyboard! Shoot posters! Go on variety shows! Take scripts! Hurry up and post an update!
Shang Lu should be enjoying his journey toward the pinnacle of life, but all he wants is to curl up in front of his computer and quietly write code.
So he starts pulling unconventional stunts in the industry:
When acting opposite a future Best Actor, he insists on getting the other guy worked up and starting a fight first.
When he gets a script based on a wildly popular IP, he starts by giving the author a crash course in code for the normal distribution.
When he signs with a major company as an entertainer, he first announces that he's quitting the industry to pursue his dream of becoming a developer.
For the CP, look for: Shang Lu, a decent young man with a positively heartwarming personality and IQ, x Pu Xiebai, a star actor with truly superb acting skills.
Note: The second half focuses mainly on the romance. The author has spent years being tormented by work and doesn't think writing about careers is easy. If you're really looking for inspirational fiction, I recommend Carnegie's Way to Success!
Theme: Reading helps people improve.
I haven't read the last chapter, but I love this article so much. Although it's a bit pitiful to see the author saying he doesn't understand the market, I still want to say it! It's like a miracle that this article appears now! It's been a long time since I've seen the setting, writing style and concept in JJ. I'm reading this book everywhere, hahaha. I think it's suitable for older people to read. If it's too young, you won't be able to see the author's passion, and it will be particularly painful for the setting.
Finished spreading flowers!
I'm very happy to read this article. For me, I really like the author's various descriptions of the emotional changes between Phytolacca and Pu Xiebai, as well as who of the two relies on whom. These interesting questions are worth thinking about, but here I will praise the author first, which just matches my brain waves.
Now go watch the second part!
Hey, I believe that complementarity lasts longer, because it is easier for people with the same personality to get along with each other for a long time.
But it's still so funny, haha. It's really cute to see their funny behavior for the sake of each other.
Obviously as long as he reaches out to others, others will reach out to him... But he only chose Phytolacca... Is this considered a misfortune? ()
I haven't had such a good CP in 800 years! Give your wife a crazy thumbs up
So what happened to my wife's work in the end? (I originally wanted to say if there was still a chance to write the original article, but after thinking about it I decided not to, so I just asked a random question?)
Hahahaha, painkillers are really...
Chang Shan really feels like Lu Lu's father. It's great.
Why are there so many psychopaths? It's really annoying.
I can't sympathize with him, whether it's Su Mu or this surname I can't pronounce, or Yang, who I have a mysophobia, I can't sympathize with these people at all, and I don't care about their tragic past... In fact, I don't like her manager either, after all, she has done pimping. I can neither sympathize with the past of someone who has done bad things nor forgive him because he has done good things.
I haven't read the last chapter, but I love this article so much. Although it's a bit pitiful to see the author saying he doesn't understand the market, I still want to say it! It's like a miracle that this article appears now! It's been a long time since I've seen the setting, writing style and concept in JJ. I'm reading this book everywhere, hahaha. I think it's suitable for older people to read. If it's too young, you won't be able to see the author's passion, and it will be particularly painful for the setting.
Finished spreading flowers! I'm very happy to read this article. For me, I really like the author's various descriptions of the emotional changes between Phytolacca and Pu Xiebai, as well as who of the two relies on whom. These interesting questions are worth thinking about, but here I will praise the author first, which just matches my brain waves. Now go watch the second part!
Hey, I believe that complementarity lasts longer, because it is easier for people with the same personality to get along with each other for a long time. But it's still so funny, haha. It's really cute to see their funny behavior for the sake of each other.
Obviously as long as he reaches out to others, others will reach out to him... But he only chose Phytolacca... Is this considered a misfortune? ()
I haven't had such a good CP in 800 years! Give your wife a crazy thumbs up
So what happened to my wife's work in the end? (I originally wanted to say if there was still a chance to write the original article, but after thinking about it I decided not to, so I just asked a random question?)
Hahahaha, painkillers are really...
Chang Shan really feels like Lu Lu's father. It's great.
Why are there so many psychopaths? It's really annoying.
I can't sympathize with him, whether it's Su Mu or this surname I can't pronounce, or Yang, who I have a mysophobia, I can't sympathize with these people at all, and I don't care about their tragic past... In fact, I don't like her manager either, after all, she has done pimping. I can neither sympathize with the past of someone who has done bad things nor forgive him because he has done good things.