
Reborn: I'm Not an Actress
重生我不是影后
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 828k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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Books I’d Want to Keep Following
Over the years, there have been books I might read from beginning to end, or scenes, or moments, or characters, or ideas, or even the mood I was in while reading, that always come back to mind.
Top Picks
Mostly female protagonists, with a few male protagonists.
🌟🌟🌟 Male- and Female-Oriented Fiction, Only the Best ✨✨✨ All Tested and Approved~
Various good stories that survived my testing, including classic works
Books I Like
A variety of female-oriented novels that I like.
Female-Targeted Novels I Can Finish
I've been a bookworm for ten years, but it's getting harder and harder to sit down and finish a book. This list is full of female-oriented fiction in all kinds of genres, all books good enough to keep me reading to the end.
Ten Miles of Spring Breeze Can't Compare to You
Mostly about being reborn, with transmigration as a secondary theme. [Newcomers, stay away!!!]
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The Simple Days of Ink-Wash Country Living
Tremble, You Scummy Dad!
So I’m the Supporting Female Character
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The World of Kong Fang
Slay the Sand
The First Marquis
Quick Transmigration: I Just Want to Farm
Entertainment Headlines
Surgery Live
The Empress’s Livestream Strategy Guide
EN
The Confucian Way to Sagehood
Reborn: A Mom’s College Entrance Exam
Rising Up, Starting with Picking Up Scrap
The Arrogant Goddess Strikes Back
The City Flower Farmer
Reborn in the ’90s: The All-Around Top Student
The Koi Fish Is Trolling People Again Today
In the Midst of Your Glory
My Wife Has Another Cheat Up Her Sleeve
The Cannon-Fodder Girl's Pampered Life
The ’80s Supporting Actress’ Guide to Raising Kids
Reborn in the 1980s: My Career Comes First
The Reborn Powerhouse Clears Her Name on a Rural Reality Show
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The female lead is well-developed, much better than many stories that boast about powerful figures being reborn. Do those reborn people really live a life of constant struggle and hardship? Of course not! Successful people have their reasons; rebirth only helps them avoid detours and achieve even greater success.
It's a good show; the female lead is flexible, adaptable, and resourceful.
It's too tiring to watch, so I'm giving up. The female lead, who boasts of being a five-time international award-winning actress, is thriving in the murky world of entertainment, manipulating events with ease. Yet, even terminating a contract and renting an apartment becomes a messy and tangled affair. And then, inexplicably, she ends up living in the home of a wealthy stranger.
The female lead has questionable values.
I didn't really like the male lead; he seemed too domineering and didn't show much respect for the female lead or her mother. I also didn't like the forced marriage thing. 😂
Seeing Ah Niu's story, this mother is really something else. She brings her whole family to live with someone else, and yet she feels wronged, harboring her own selfish motives while looking down on the honest and kind person. In my opinion, when staying at someone else's house, even if you don't feel embarrassed, you should at least feel grateful.
This mother is so annoying, she's absolutely awful. It feels like she's just there to advance the plot, and it's so irritating to watch.
The first few chapters were alright, but then it took a sharp turn for the worse and became quite childish.
The introductions are poorly written, highlighting the immense fame and fortune of internet celebrities and stars. However, the true acting talents, such as award-winning actors and actresses, should also enjoy immense fame and fortune. In reality, many of these individuals remain unknown, or even become supporting characters to internet celebrities and stars!
The female lead's mother was really annoying at first, but as the story progressed, it became clear that she was just like any other single mother who had raised two children alone. She had simply suffered too much; if she hadn't been stingy and unwilling to take advantage of others, she probably wouldn't have been able to survive for so many years.