Love:
Who left a tear in her heart? Who stayed by her through countless trials? Who built her a harbor?
Those who loved me, and those I loved, have all become thorns.
For the first five years, he loved her and she loved him. They loved each other fiercely, and hurt each other just as deeply.
For the next five years, she thought she would never fall for him, and he thought he would never fall for her.
For a whole ten years, he accompanied her through every passing scene. Would he finally find his way into her heart?
Who loves her most, and who is the one she loves most?
The entertainment industry:
Who sees the backstabbing beneath the glitz of the dazzling entertainment world? At the pinnacle of fame and prestige, who sees the loneliness behind those smiling faces?
After ten years of ups and downs, she stood at the very top, surrounded by glory and splendor. Once her tears had run dry, all that remained of her peerless beauty was a mask for the world to admire. In the end, all she could say was: Life is a play, and a play is life.
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I really think the female lead is a bit pretentious.
The female protagonist is cruel and ruthless to those who love her, yet so saintly to those who hurt her. Living like this, she only gets a good ending in novels. From an observer's perspective, if it weren't a novel, what would one think of her lover?
It's really well-written, with a good writing style. It's such a shame the author isn't releasing any new works lately.
I've read many stories about the entertainment industry, but none of them are quite the same as Mulan's. Even after reading them again after so long, I still find them wonderful. Some people criticize the female lead for being a "saint," but I don't think so. I think her personality is really well-developed. Mulan's writing is superb!!!! It's a pity we haven't seen her write any new stories lately TAT
First, let's talk about the story itself. I feel the author left many things unresolved, most importantly the individual characters' endings. However, it would be nice if the author wanted to give each character a side story... Also, the author said the female lead wasn't kind anymore. Oh my god, don't be so saintly... I personally thought the female lead would have a big comeback later in the story, a miraculous rebirth, but this ending was unsatisfying. Some people who deserved punishment were still alive and well... Now, let's talk about the characters. I originally wanted to talk about Han Qi, but thinking about it, he probably won't have a good ending, so I'll let him off this time... Now, let's focus on the characters I really hate. I can let Han's mother and her ilk go, and I can understand Chen Manping and Yan Lin's actions, but what I absolutely cannot tolerate is Li Yiting. I've always wanted to say—what right does she have?! What makes her think that being the female lead's best friend means she can be on par with her? What makes her think that just because the female lead treated her sincerely, she can betray her so easily and without restraint, so completely, without a trace of remorse? Most importantly, what makes her think that the man she loves must also love her? Is she out of her mind? If she can't get love, she'll get hate. After watching this, I really think it would be a disservice to the audience if she weren't sent to a mental hospital... Another thing I really find puzzling is that they were clearly very, very good friends, so why was there no mercy after the betrayal? It can only be said that during the time she knew the female lead, she never treated her with any sincerity. That's all...
I want to say, there are so many bad guys...(>_<) But it seems like none of their endings gave me a sense of satisfaction... Compared to Han's mother and Chen Manping, I seem to dislike Li Yiting and Yan Lin even more. Just like in "Empresses in the Palace," I dislike An Lingrong even more than the Empress. I truly despise the betrayal of my best friend and those who pretend to be good people. Well, looking forward to the extra episode
It's a really good story; the main characters are all quite well-developed, but some of the supporting characters are a bit too stereotypical.
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By the way, author, please don't write any side stories. If you write something like Han Qi loving and thinking of Cong Rong for 20 years without wavering, I'm afraid I'll cry. I feel so sorry for Han Qi. He endured for so long but still didn't succeed. I love open endings, especially the vomiting scenes...
Wow, why is such a good article getting so few readers? Can anyone explain why? Even searching on Baidu is difficult. The author writes so well, without any unnecessary embellishment, and the foreshadowing is excellent. Most importantly, I really love the plot! I hope the author will continue to improve. What about the story I updated on New Year's Day?