A novel that made me cry the whole time. The unit stories always make me cry. Later, when I read the author's Advent Day, I found that she really makes readers cry hahahahaha. I forgot about the character of the heroine in this book, but because it was so well written, all the female characters in it have their shining points. Alas, I still want to cry when I think about it...
This can actually be regarded as a group portrait of women... Except that the heroine briefly developed a slight affection for a scholar (? I forgot). I have the impression that the rhythm of this book is sometimes not quite right, but the flaws do not outweigh the flaws.
That's right, women don't need to be saved by men, because women themselves are strong.
A nearly perfect 0ss in career, self-disciplined, down-to-earth, and focused. She doesn't engage in gossip and focuses on her career as an actor. If there was such a perfect actress in reality, I would be a fan.
The author's plays within plays, forums, and film reviews are all very interesting. Later, when the heroine had more say, she also focused on women's stories. There are very few emotional lines. It's also very comfortable to listen to before going to bed (personal experience)
At the beginning, Ni Lan was caught in a scandal and lost her memory. On the way to search for her memory, she discovered that the identity she was told was different from her intuitive identity... Which is very interesting. This book is more of an economic investigation/criminal investigation novel than an entertainment article. The story goes on and on, like watching an international blockbuster. I wish I could be the paparazzi in this story and eat news every day that is more exciting than having an affair.
The character of the heroine Ni Lan can actually be seen from the beginning of her amnesia: she will not be easily defeated by setbacks, she is clear-cut, and she is persistent to the end. Perhaps it was due to the amnesia and the take-off of black material at the beginning, so Ni Lan's personal charm quickly emerged from this difficult mode.
This book does not have a strong female consciousness. The protagonist is still fighting in a group of men, crushing them with strength. There are fewer female supporting characters, but the characters are fleshed out and vivid. So I give it four stars.