The Award-Winning Actress

To be honest, after reading Wan'er's "Entertainment Circle Headlines", other entertainment industry articles are hard to catch my eye, but this one is a rare article that is good enough to compete with it! The only drawback was the first ten chapters or so, but luckily I didn't abandon the article at that time. It really gets better and better the more I read, the author's writing is very elegant, and I feel great when writing stories or reviews of film and television works, come on!

When Secret Love in Peach Blossom Land was staged in Taipei, I watched the DVD recording. I was young at the time, and I only found the comedy part interesting, and the intertwined staging of the two plays was novel. More than ten or twenty years later, when I saw the author weaving this play into a story and seeing those exact same lines, I couldn't help but shed tears, and I deeply felt the emotions that the original play was about to convey. Perhaps for people who have never been exposed to the original drama, or who have never heard of Taiwan's veterans from other provinces, it is difficult to understand what the author's Secret Love in Peach Blossom Land is actually about. But I want to say to the author that your writing is very good, and it has completely evoked the emotions that were buried in my heart by the original drama! Thank you for bringing back my memories again! Thank you for digging this drama out again!

Insomnia, get up and read. This article is really great. The writing is clean and does not have the problem of stacking adjectives. To be honest, I feel a little dizzy when I see the kind of writing that is filled with a large number of adjectives and parallel sentences. Apart from "Ah, it seems very powerful", I am completely confused about what is written in the story itself. So without too many decorative words, I clearly saw a complete story, with ups and downs of the plot and distinctive characters. For a novel, it doesn't get much better than this. The author's writing style is very sophisticated. The text is concise but not simple, and there is another thing that particularly attracts me. Maybe it is different from other readers. I like the names of people in this article very much. I feel that the author has put his heart into it, and there is a kind of quiet effort in it! The names are easy to understand, with no uncommon words or Mary Suley points. The syllables are loud and easy to pronounce, which increases the pleasure of reading. The protagonist Dou Kou - Dou Kou, is very unique, and the name Wen Rui is very interesting. The surname Wen is very gentle and has a certain feminine feel, but the word Rui is very sonorous and fits the character setting very well. Another talented actor is Wen Yaru. Just by looking at the character of the character, she is completely feminine and has a sense of elegance. The good thing is the character "Ru". Jiang Hua, the Chinese character is very ordinary, but when paired with the ancient Jiang nature, her style immediately rises to several levels! The ginger who must be Qi is the master of Zhuang Jiang. Therefore, this is a very good article. The author's great efforts and thinking can be fully felt between the lines of the seemingly simple and bright words. It is a sincere work.

This novel is actually pretty good in general. It's just too much pretense. Completely unable to justify it. The heroine's parents say how much they love the heroine, and they don't want her to enter the entertainment industry because the entertainment industry is too chaotic and has too many unspoken rules. However, the heroine was allowed to enter the entertainment industry without any support. She was so blackmailed, but the heroine's parents were indifferent? Hidden rules do not exist for those with capital. Just look at Han Xue and Jing Tian in real life. Online violence, like when the heroine was first blackmailed by trolls, would be minimized if the heroine showed her identity in the circle. What does it mean that the heroine won the Best Actress title alone for 3 years? She is so powerful that she won't be caught by hidden rules or hacked? But obviously the heroine had a way to avoid it from the beginning. So I said the pretense was too much. All the so-called difficulties and obstacles are to show how talented the heroine is. Having problems with the most basic settings is so uncomfortable.

I was really speechless. The heroine seemed to want the whole world to know that she was reborn. She was Dou Kou. Mary Sue was going to die, but she was also going to die without a brain. There are also many characters who suddenly appeared and became core characters without any foreshadowing or explanation before!

I just read Chapter 30. It's rare to find a book whose writing skills are not at the elementary school level. I hope the author maintains the quality! The only entertainment article I have read from the beginning is "Conquering Hollywood" by Aika Mii. Come on Ayan!

Seeing now, I feel a little bit that the heroine's gold finger is too big. She is a movie queen with amazing acting skills. She basically doesn't need to consider her acting skills. At most, she can strictly demand self-improvement. She also has a super awesome family background and a super easy-to-use brain after rebirth (although the family background seems to have not been of much use until now, but now the heroine's father has already greeted the enemy, and some dirty tricks have automatically blocked her). And there is also a legendary boss in the entertainment industry who is a teacher who loves and protects her. Finally, there is a handsome male protagonist who is outrageous and stands at the top of the current entertainment industry and owns half of the resources of the second entertainment company in the country. He falls in love with her. This golden finger is really a bit too big (I don't even bother to talk about the all-powerful manager like the heroine).

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I just want to say, after reading a few articles, I swallowed the chapter. After reading a few articles, I lost a chapter. The plot is not coherent. I am really speechless.

I'm a little speechless. Isn't the reason why the Sheng family prevents the heroine from entering the entertainment industry is because they are afraid that the heroine will be harmed by unspoken rules or something? If that's the case, then let the heroine go to his brother's company. How can you encounter those dirty things when someone is protecting her? As a result, the heroine went to play a small role. What did the Sheng family think? Although the heroine had been in the entertainment industry and knew that she was not the original heroine, the Sheng family did not know. They still thought that the heroine was the original heroine. She was autistic, did not have much experience, and had not dealt with people. Aren't they afraid that the heroine would be deceived? Do they think that the bottom circle of the entertainment industry is clean, so they can rest assured.