Actress, Your Secret Identity Is Showing Again

I didn't want to say anything at first, but I still felt that I should clear my mind a little bit. First of all, I thought about the title of the book and chose it several times. Finally, we decided on this name together. The original name did not have the word "you" in it, but the title was occupied, so I thought about it for a long time before adding a word This was not Kunzi's favorite name. The name that Kunzi wanted to use most was too literary, so he was rejected Secondly I have never read the book Madam you are talking about. I write my own book and make up a story of my own. Kunzi thinks that he still has this ability. I don't need to learn or borrow or follow other people's routines. I will only explain this once and all similar comments will be banned and deleted in the future. Thank you everyone.

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Why do I feel that the female star and director who recorded the show with Ruan Xiang are either jealous and hate her, they are displeased with her, or they are stupid.

Everything looks fine from the front, but I really don't like what the male protagonist does, especially when the female protagonist makes it clear that she wants to keep a distance, and then deliberately comes closer. Oh, I really want to slap him away. Isn't it embarrassing that you don't like someone but you keep getting in on them? Ahhhh, my mentality is exploding!

I have only read about thirty chapters. I have to say that the plot is really good, but the male protagonist is also really annoying! I wanted to kill the male protagonist as soon as he appeared, like a psycho who couldn't listen to what others said. When the heroine meets the hero, in the first sentence she is still determined to sever the relationship, but in the next second she puts away all the thorns in her body. The will is not firm at all. My current feeling towards the heroine is that I feel sorry for her misfortune and angry at her for not fighting! If you don't like trouble, please be firm and speak tougher to reject the other party, okay? There is no plot where the male protagonist appears, everything is fine. As soon as the male protagonist appeared, I wanted to skip this section. The writing is so good, the writing is smooth, and the plot is relatively compact, but the result is a male protagonist with such a personality, ugh! I am confused whether to continue reading or not. Don't read it, the plot is really great. It's hard to find a good book, but I can't bear to give it up. But if you want to watch it, I get angry when I watch the plot with a male protagonist. When I read the synopsis, I thought the male protagonist didn't have many roles, and he was a top student. I thought he would be the kind of person who goes to the lab every day and only appears once in a while. But I just read the comments, and he actually has time to cook for the heroine often. Tangled. Is there any cutie who can recommend similar entertainment industry articles, farming articles, apocalypse, interstellar, and fast travel? Only read articles without cp in Kuai Chuan. 🙄🙄 It is best for other stories without cp. If there is cp, I hope that the male protagonist will not have many roles. If there are many roles, I hope that the male protagonist will have a gentle personality, be funny, not slanderous, and be either the boss or the second child. emmmmm, I seem to be a bit picky when it comes to reading, but I'm not. I can read anything that's neither cruel nor white, and the writing style is sweet and sweet 😐😐

Although I chose to raise a wave and then kill 😏 for the sake of the complete plot, this does not prevent me from cui and geng after voting! ! 🪖 What? Do I need to control the update speed when uploading new books? I don't know anything if I don't listen 🤓

I want to talk about the drama "Floating Fragrance", which is about the heroine's teacher and the heroine's grandson. In the past few years, many people advocated the spirit of craftsmanship, but now there are very few of them. If the author also wrote this play with this theme, it would inevitably fall into the cliché. Small workshops will inevitably be replaced by large industries. Things that are not in line with the times may have some value, but they will inevitably die step by step, and there will never be a chance to flourish again in the short term. At present, most hand-made things are luxury goods, and luxury goods are of no use at all if something happens to them. Thinking about this epidemic, if China also makes handmade masks like some countries, it will really be over. So I think the focus of this drama should be on the confrontation between the old and the new viewpoints, leaving people with room to think, rather than directly stating that a certain viewpoint is correct in the drama. Or it can be based on the perspective of grandpa. I can think of two ways to write it. One is to write about grandpa's sense of disillusionment when the values ​​​​that he insisted on throughout his life collapsed in an instant; the other is about grandpa's helplessness as he watched everything he insisted on decline step by step. After all, it is obviously impossible for a granddaughter to learn a craft from her grandfather. (But what should the heroine do if the grandpa is the protagonist?) So far, we have written about the granddaughter secretly taking away the family's real estate certificate (deed). I think this plot is not arranged well. First, taking the real estate certificate is obviously wrong. This wrong behavior will make the audience think that the granddaughter and the views she represents are also wrong. The best plot is "Everyone is right, but the result is wrong"; secondly, would it be better if the real estate certificate is replaced by something related to the grandfather's intangible cultural heritage. I seem to have decided that this is a tragedy, because I think it is unreasonable and unreasonable for my granddaughter to learn a craft from her grandfather. The above are all written under this conclusion, and are all personal opinions. If the author has already set it, then follow the author's own.

Soul exchange or something is really discouraging. Xiang's family cannot be very nice to Xiang, after all, they all know that they are not the same person. And then Xiang can't be with her parents as a matter of course, but what about Xiang? Yan doesn't like her but is interested in Xiang, but although Xiang's body and soul belong to Xiang. Souls are no longer interchangeable, then this is really the best. Would his acting skills be as good as his own if he switched his favors? What does she think of Xiang?

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