The Glamour of Chinese Film and Television

This book is quite enjoyable; it fulfilled my idealized image of celebrities. Although all three of them, except for Liu Baozi, are now mothers, for someone like me born in the late 80s and early 90s, they are truly my ideal women. In reality, it's not easy for any female celebrity to establish herself in the entertainment industry and become a top star.

"The entertainment industry has always aimed to destroy this extreme beauty." At the age when she should be enjoying kindness, she was subjected to endless malice. The whole world was forcing her to grow up. I don't know how a young girl who is transitioning to adulthood and is at the height of her youth can bear those rumors.

I always find it strange that entertainment novels feature only one female lead. The entertainment industry is so chaotic; a rich and powerful protagonist is practically a sitting duck. A protagonist who can resist temptation isn't interesting; it's a waste of his rebirth. Entertainment novels should have multiple female leads, as long as it's not a sex-themed story.

For those of you who want to wait until the story is more complete before reading, remember to vote for me every day! 🙂... My last book about Liu Yifei didn't do very well, I only kept reading because I genuinely like her. As a fellow fan, you big shots with all the votes, at least show me that writing about Liu Yifei has potential! Please! ✊

Stunningly beautiful, fulfilling my imagination of a novel's heroine.

My wife and mother-in-law 😜😜😜

Tsk, seeing that the female lead is Liu Yifei and the main character is Liu Sisi, I thought it was a yuri (lesbian) novel. I clicked in excitedly, then left disappointed...

Could you please accept these two steamed buns and the salted fish? Giving away my own produce just makes me depressed. Author, please think it over! 😡😡😡

Having read this book so far, I'd like to share my personal opinion: First, the author's writing style is good, but it's too straightforward and lacks any climaxes, which may discourage most readers in the early stages. Secondly, the author added too much internal monologue to the writing. I think it would be better if there were less, but it feels cumbersome when there is it in every chapter.

Is the author a woman? Otherwise, it's understandable that she likes female celebrities, but liking men seems really strange.