Film and Television Worlds: From the Start, I Confess to Qiao Jingjing
影视世界：开局表白乔晶晶
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- Completed
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- 692k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
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Actually, Qiao Jingjing doesn't need to show up anymore; since she's already rejected you, she shouldn't contact you again.
I don't understand. Someone without a system, a complete idiot in their past life, is reborn and suddenly creates something unexpected—like a blank sheet of paper suddenly becoming a skill book. Creating something from nothing takes time, right?
The biggest flaw in writing TV dramas is that the main characters are indigenous people who have no idea about the plot. This effectively kills off the biggest draw of the show before it even begins.
Damn it, the main character is really disgusting. He said he had given up on Qiao Jingjing earlier, but later he was rejected when he asked her to act in a movie and he was disappointed and sighed. If you don't have any feelings for her, don't pretend to be so heartless.
Bai Mengyan with milky skin
Bai Lu Mengyan
I couldn't stand it anymore. I even went back and scrolled through the earlier parts of "Unexpectedly," but I couldn't find any descriptions of the protagonist being reborn or transmigrated. Then suddenly "Unexpectedly" appears—how could its protagonist's experiences possibly have the same imaginative plot as "Unexpectedly"?
With Bai Mengyan, who needs Qiao Jingjing! The stunning beauty Bai Mengyan, with her milky-white skin...
Hmm, could I give the author a small suggestion? Please stop writing plots where female characters only get together with the male lead to spite others, or where they're with the male lead but still like someone else. It's really toxic.
I was completely baffled after reading a few chapters, and the protagonist's actions were even more baffling. He's so powerful that he thinks beautiful, aloof women aren't suitable for making movies! Seriously, what kind of logic is that? And this is with only 100,000 yuan and nothing else! If he had a hundred or so, wouldn't he need to hire an alien?