Daisy Hayward is a beautiful Hollywood actress. She thinks she's utterly ordinary among Hollywood's stars, but the public thinks she's anything but, especially when it comes to her colorful love life... To her dismay, she discovers that people seem more interested in her ex-boyfriends than her work: Leonardo DiCaprio, Johnny Depp, Keanu Reeves, River Phoenix...
This is a story about a woman's growth. None of the characters are perfect, and neither is the heroine. She'll fall in love many times and have a career of her own. Through repeated setbacks, she'll discover her worth and the meaning of her life.
"The difference between men and women is that men can always separate love from life, treating love as just one small part of it. Women aren't like that; they make love their whole life. What do you think of that statement?" "That's a conventional prejudice, and I don't agree with it. You may not be able to become someone's princess, but you can absolutely be the one and only King or Queen in your own love life."
This is the story I've always wanted to write, dedicated to every girl.
We've all been hurt in love, but we'll find the courage to get back up, work, earn money, and become better versions of ourselves. No man is worth giving yourself up for. Love yourself a little more every day. We can be a little selfish, and we can be confident, just like the heroine in my story.
We all deserve a better life.
Theme: A self-indulgent Hollywood romance for women. The genre is too niche, and there isn't enough to read, so this is a story I wrote just for myself.
There are so many beautiful flowers outside, so don't hang yourself on a tree. Daisy, go ahead and do a good job.
I just love to see such a willful, stupid little beauty
The writing is great, please keep updating, I look forward to it!
Love innocent yet cruel "bad" girls
Damn, come on, don't be fooled, your writing is really beautiful.
How can we not update it? Will it be updated during the May Day holiday?
Looks familiar. She turned out to be the woman who dated Norton. I still remember someone saying that Nuodun's ex-girlfriends were very tasteful, hahaha.
It feels like the heroine still hasn't found what she wants. When reading the copy, people think of her as her ex-boyfriends. It feels like a failure.
Did the author forget that he still has this number?
Will there be more updates? (T_T)