For example, the title is an article about the European and American entertainment industry from the female protagonist's perspective. The female protagonist's occupations include actors, directors, singers, models, etc. There are recommendations and demining.
I don't know why, but this author's writing is difficult to read. The heroine Tianlong Ren is a descendant of Katharine Hepburn and Marilyn Monroe. She is a descendant of an acting family and a wealthy family. Her beauty, IQ, and wealth are at the top of the list. She has performed well in the dramas. She has won major awards very early. All the male gods love her. Super Mary Sue. She is too supermodel and cannot be played at all. The latter part is not exciting at all and is very bland. I saw the heroine falling in love for the first time and then abandoned the story soon after reading it. The male guest was too ugly and not worthy of the heroine. I felt that the heroine was trying to help the poor. Moreover, a lot of ink was spent before and after that plot to deepen and expand the heroine's family background. Even the Pon family had to be written clearly... This article is very much like the author's OC setting collection. In addition, the author loves Tom Cruise very much, and this attack on Nicole is not too much. Another article by the author not only attacks Nicole's physical appearance, but also goes too far with all kinds of slanderous material. I feel that except for Tom, it is difficult for female readers to continue reading.
The main point of this article is CP Ruifan.
The heroine's career line omits many details, making it easier for the heroine to succeed, and the dramas chosen are still the same ones that are cliche. It was very difficult for the heroine to have other solutions, but she asked Ruifan to solve it just to write sweets.
Seeing in Chapter 83 that the relationship between the two of them had stabilized, their careers were going smoothly, and there was nothing interesting left, they abandoned it. And I have already seen the same emotional development in another CP Keanu's "Oscar Winner", but the career line of the heroine in that article was more exciting.
An atypical heroine, self-interested and worthy, strong in control, and good at organizing things. The heroine goes behind the scenes, writer → screenwriter → producer → capital. In addition to Hollywood male stars, CP also includes Kaka and Cristiano Ronaldo. There are not many emotional lines described, but there are a lot of fun.
It's a fusion version of Meiyu. I like the heroine's ambition to always strive for progress. There are many emotional lines but the men are not interested.
The eternal god has a profound influence on the subsequent entertainment literature. The heroine was an American in her previous life. From a waiter with no background to a Hollywood A-list, she rose up in capital to build her own entertainment empire. There are three love lines - actor/director/agent, basically all original male guests. The disadvantage is that it is too old to look at now and there are some minor flaws.
Meiyu + Super English. The heroine fights all the way, from being a little model manipulated by the company to becoming a legendary supermodel and the queen of social apps, establishing her own brand and building a fashion empire. There are many famous scenes of supermodels walking in the catwalk, and I kept having the image in my mind while watching it. The relationship line is average and not too interesting. As soon as the heroine got married, she immediately changed her surname on social platforms to the hero's surname, which made me very uncomfortable and even wanted to abandon the article...
Meiyu + Super English. I read the story a long time ago. The heroine's career has been cheated all the way, and she manipulates the Oscars. By the middle of the film, she is no longer just an actress, but has other identities. I can't remember the specific plot, nor the emotional line, I just remember it was a cool novel.
The heroine was born in the middle class, graduated from the University of Southern California, started her career as an actress, and later became a producer and director. The heroine is very charming, generous and direct, has a great sense of humor, is witty, and is a drama addict. But the whole article felt like it ended abruptly, and the ending was too hasty. The whole article actually only wrote about the three years since the heroine entered the industry, and the next twenty years were covered in one sentence... And the extra chapter was also very rushed, and contained very little about the heroine, CP Keanu.
It's a very enjoyable entertainment story. The heroine is from a bourgeois background. She has a very exciting career line. The emotional line is high in content and well written. There are many male guests.
There are many male and female guests, and they all have their fair share of them, especially the male guests. If you mind, it's easy to get offended. The content of the love line is not low, so it should be half-way with the career line.
It's the best article about singers among all the articles on the entertainment industry that I've ever seen. I deducted one star because it was a bummer. It only had a few chapters in the series, and I ordered them all before it got rip-off. I read it several times during the intervening months, and it turned out to be a bummer...
What is very different is that the heroine does not start from 0, but the heroine who gets out of trouble ten years later and becomes the queen of Broadway travels back to the time ten years ago when her image collapsed and was reduced to a has-been cannon fodder, changes her ways early, and then grows up all the way. The heroine is relatively immature and will change later on and will not reconcile with her family of origin. I can't get enough of the emotional line.
A rare director's article, so cool! The male protagonist is OOC, but that's not important. The important female protagonist is super awesome and a versatile director.