Beauty Is Nothing to Write Home About [Showbiz]

Synopsis: Guan Deng Deng loves acting, even though he’s just an NPC who passes through the worlds of the male and female leads. One day, he is reborn as the eighteen-year-old Song Qiaomu. Song Qiaomu is young and beautiful. The first time he appears in public, he inexplicably goes viral. His debut film becomes an instant hit. Audiences love his face, and adore his lively acting even more. Rarer still, not even the most resourceful paparazzi have managed to dig up any dirt on him after all these years in the industry. Later, Song Qiaomu acts in TV dramas and movies, and appears on variety shows… He gradually becomes the ideal male actor and everyone’s favorite, with perfect looks, extraordinary talent, and the ability to carry any production. His fans love him for a lifetime, and he becomes an icon of his era. 1. A story about acting and filming [with a special fondness for male leads in female-oriented dramas]. 2. No unsolicited writing advice, please. Coming soon: Can Crying Make You a Movie Star? Synopsis: Lu Rong has one fatal flaw: he loves to cry. He cries at the drop of a hat, watching cartoons, TV dramas, picture books, and even children’s cartoons. When asked why he’s crying, he says he feels sorry for the characters. In the end, his parents have no choice but to send him to boarding school, but he still cries, muffling his sobs under the covers. His parents are at a loss and can only hug their darling and comfort him. How are we supposed to raise such a fragile little boy? But later, Lu Rong becomes an actor. He cries his way from online dramas to international cinema, eventually becoming a Grand Slam-winning Best Actor and one of the world’s ten most outstanding people. At the award ceremony, he still cries, smiling through his tears. 1. It should be a feel-good, satisfying story, and I promise there’ll be no angst. 2. The early chapters should be about raising a child. Theme: Work hard to prove yourself