
Actor: Starting Out in Supporting Roles
演员,从配角开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
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Liu Yifei / Yang Mi / Zhao Liying / Liu Shishi / Tang Yan
Worth rereading: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Pretty good: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Good for getting out of a reading slump: ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Other ratings: There may be some dealbreakers, but parts of the character writing are good! Recommended authors who write multiple heroines: Da Jinmao (He likes explaining things, but has written several novels featuring famous actresses born in the 1980s. The most reliable pick.) Pang Yidian (He's written three multiple-heroine novels, but only one features a famous actress born in the 1980s.
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To be a player who falls for every woman he meets is barely acceptable, but to fall in love with someone after falling for them is just ridiculous. The protagonist must be insane. The most basic requirement of a player is to be driven by lust, not emotion. He calls himself a player while doing these idiotic things. He flirts with every woman he can get his hands on; he'll only end up dying at the hands of women.
I love seeing Yang Mi as the female lead because it's a big secret that can't be told, so Yang Mi has a big secret. This big secret is Yang Mi's big secret, and it's the movies I've watched.
I didn't want to continue watching when I saw the protagonist's family go bankrupt. This trope is too overused. Couldn't it just be a normal, ordinary family? They could have just written about an orphan. Why do they have to make it bankrupt and owe tens or hundreds of millions? I'm speechless.
This is the first time I've seen a male protagonist in a rebirth novel start taking care of his physical needs at a brothel, and then a girl who likes him finds out, and he's completely unfazed and arrogant!
A beautiful older sister who is skilled in bed, doesn't get clingy, and is easy to get close to. Childhood sweetheart, female academic genius, sugar daddy
The protagonist isn't just a scumbag, he's a complete scumbag. Shouldn't a novel writer at least adhere to basic moral standards?
I feel like the author is toxic; this book is getting increasingly toxic. I don't usually dislike harems, but the protagonist's character is absolutely toxic. He's constantly acting crazy and hitting women. And then you create a fictional female lead for entertainment—I hate fictional female leads; there's no room for imagination.
There's a catch: Zhang Jiao's relatives threatened me—holy crap! They just handed over 10% of the new CEO's profits! The author is so generous, giving him at least 50 million a year. And buying a house, investing? And Zhang Jiao was just his mistress, yet she was threatened by his family? And the protagonist just obediently admitted it? That's vicious! Being threatened with the child being exposed by the mistress's relatives!
The protagonist cheats on his girlfriend and gets caught in the act, but then he acts like he's the one who's truly in love and the one who's hurt, putting on an act of selfless devotion that goes unnoticed. It's disgusting. If you're going to be a player, don't try to act virtuous.
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