Chinese Showbiz: This Star Is a Little Busy!

Shishi~

After playing the Fourteenth Prince in *Scarlet Heart*, followed by Chen Jingchou in *Xuan-Yuan Sword*, she filmed a youth movie like *A Little Thing Called First Love* or *Our Times*, releasing it before *You Are the Apple of My Eye* to capitalize on the success of her first youth film and become a top-tier celebrity.

After reading over 30 chapters, it feels like the author is just a stupid, reborn character who relies on family resources to get by. He dislikes this and that, doesn't want to act in this role, and insists on fighting for that one. Does the author think this is very individualistic? He gets a promising supporting role in a Stephen Chow movie but doesn't want to act in it, while another character, Hu Hai, throws a tantrum and leaves. If you like to disgust the audience, you're definitely doomed.

Louis Koo is just average, Liu Yifei is like a country bumpkin.

Poetry Master is alright, except for his blindness.

It's the same old problem: dragging on and on. In each chapter, both the author and the protagonist have to make comments, and the protagonist habitually pretends to be stupid. There's not much substance, and the story progresses too slowly.

The main actors always seem to snatch roles from other actors after they become famous. Do you think fame means you can just play whoever you want? Hu Ge is famous enough, right? But what big movies has he acted in? If you want a role, you either have to sign with the company or bring your own investment to the project! The problem is, you haven't invested in making money! You've just been jumping around in the entertainment industry!

Plastic best friends 🤫

Poet Master

Celestial Beauty 😄