Upcoming story: [Football] Love Letters from the Apennines
A story about a top striker and a principal dancer. If you're interested, check it out in my author profile.
(Paused because my writing skills aren't good enough.)
Hollywood + Korean entertainment + Thai entertainment
In the glittering world of fame, I'm the top power broker and a born winner.
Before her reincarnation, she was a top talent agent who had just used a sting operation to make the artist who betrayed her call repeatedly to beg for forgiveness.
After reincarnating, she faced a broken, fragile Hollywood actor who loved acting but was willing to retire for her sake: her father, Jonathan Brandis. She sighed and chose to let a System that claimed it could save tragic, beautiful, and powerful people bind itself to her. By studying like crazy, she earned points to exchange for essential golden fingers and an adult secret identity, then returned to her old line of work.
In just three years, she turned a child star on the verge of fading into a rising actor. Within five years, she had entered Hollywood's A-list and made her father a three-time Best Actor contender.
New side stories, new mission targets.
She traveled from the West to the East, from behind the scenes to the spotlight. Everything started anew.
The eighteen-member girl group at the third-rate company she joined had looks and talent, but would eventually suffer a car accident that left two dead and three injured. They would then fade into obscurity until their disbandment. And the final mission target was treated like an object and offered up by their agent, only to die at the hands of a powerful person.
So what? Defying fate is her specialty. Saving tragic, beautiful, and powerful people comes naturally to her.
She can create superstars, and she can become one herself.
Posterity would say, "Her legendary path can never be replicated!"
She is Song Lingyang, and she is also Ayiana Brandis.
Reader's Notes:
1. The male lead is Bill Skarsgard. The ending is 1v1; everyone else is either one-sidedly in love or a brief passerby. The career is the main focus, and the central romance comes in the middle and later parts.
2. A wish-fulfillment story. The recipients of various awards may differ from real life.
3. A parallel world with a chaotic timeline. Characters may be out of character, and there are many original details.
Theme: Making up for real-life regrets and missed opportunities.
Pre-receipt: [Football] Apennine Love Letter Copywriting: Inzaghi doesn't believe in love at first sight. The Italian man's romantic genes are engraved in his bones. But the notes of Piacenza brought the bright moon from the east, and at a young age he met the only love of his life early. Cui Wangshu traveled across the ocean to a foreign country. After seeing the failure of her mother's marriage, she no longer believed in love. But she, who once only had dance in her heart, quietly lived with a unique rose in the company of her through the window day after day. One takes off in the restricted area of the green field, and the other dances on the stage under the spotlight. The rose and the moon, top shooters and top dancers, become better versions of themselves in love.
It's rare to see an article about Jonathan and Bill. I really like it and look forward to the follow-up (-^^-)
Oh, it's very beautiful. Is it true that my wife won't come back?
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