The Award-Winning Actress

To be honest, after reading Wan'er's "Entertainment Headlines," it's hard for other entertainment industry novels to catch my eye, but this one is a rare gem that can rival it! The only downside is the first ten chapters or so, but thankfully I didn't drop it then. It's truly a book that gets better and better with each reading. The author's writing has a lot of character and spirit, and they seem to have a lot of feeling when writing about film and television stories or reviews. Keep it up!

I watched a DVD recording of *Secret Love in Peach Blossom Land* when it was performed in Taipei. Back then, I was young and only found the comedic parts entertaining, and the interwoven stage design of the two plays novel. More than a decade or two later, seeing the author weave this play into the story again, seeing those identical lines, I couldn't help but shed tears, deeply feeling the…

I had insomnia, so I got up to read this. This story is really great. The writing is clean and doesn't have that problem of piling up adjectives. To be honest, I get a little dizzy when I see stories that are full of adjectives and a torrent of parallel sentences. All I can say is, "Ah, that sounds impressive," but I have no idea what the story is actually about.

This novel is actually not bad overall. It's just that it goes overboard with its pretentiousness. It's completely inconsistent and doesn't make any sense on its own. The female lead's parents supposedly dote on her and don't want her to enter the entertainment industry because they think it's too chaotic and full of unspoken rules. Yet, they let her enter the industry without any support.

I'm utterly speechless. The female lead acts like she wants the whole world to know she was reborn. She's like Dou Kou—a Mary Sue to the extreme, and utterly brainless. And so many other characters just popped up out of nowhere and became central figures without any prior setup or explanation!

I've just read up to chapter 30. It's rare to find a book with writing skills that aren't at an elementary school level. I hope the author maintains the quality! The only entertainment article I've read from beginning to end is Yu Jing Peng Xiang's "Dominating Hollywood". Go, Ah Yan!

Having watched this far, I'm starting to feel that the female lead's cheat codes are a bit too overpowered. She's already a phenomenal actress with phenomenal acting skills, so she doesn't really need to worry about her acting being lacking; at most, she can just work harder and improve herself.

And congratulations on your recent academic improvement! 😁😁😁

I just want to say that after reading a few chapters, the chapters are cut off; after reading a few more chapters, a chapter is lost; the plot doesn't even connect; it's truly speechless.

It's a bit speechless. The reason the Sheng family stopped the female lead from entering the entertainment industry was because they were afraid she would be harmed by unspoken rules or something, right? If that's the case, then why didn't they let her work at their brother's company? With someone protecting her, she wouldn't encounter those dirty things.