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Why does it seem that the heroine of entertainment articles must be Liu? Now that I see something like this, I have no intention of reading it, and I am ready to take it off the shelves.

Sometimes I can't figure out the author's brain circuit. Liu Yifei and Yao Beina have been good friends since childhood. When Yao got sick, Liu wanted to help, but you stopped Liu if you didn't want to. Liu didn't have many friends to begin with. When a friend got cancer, you didn't help him and you stopped him from helping. The reason was high-sounding, but it made people uncomfortable. Moreover, you had to have a hand in the bullshit affairs of those celebrities before, but now you don't care about the matters that matter to human life and don't let others interfere. So you are either stupid or bad.

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This book feels pretty good, but the first few dozen pictures at the beginning are too dissuasive to the reader. If the male protagonist wants to stand upright, it doesn't matter if he expects everyone in the entertainment industry to be like him, which means he is taking himself a bit seriously. And it's really embarrassing to often see a person running to the amusement park to recite poetry and dance with swords.

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A five-star book, even better than that year's Huayu and Best Actor. It can be said to be one of the top three books with Liu as the heroine! In addition, this upright and domineering male protagonist is very brilliant and fresh!

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If you write like this, very few people will read it. I wrote it too fast.

It's unclear whether the author of this book is a newcomer, because the writing style in the early stage is indeed relatively "childish" and may even be more like a primary school student's journal... But for readers who have never read it, this book can be regarded as an entertainment article. The writing has improved significantly since then, and the main plot has been handled very well. The single heroine has no harem and is clean, as most entertainment readers said. In fact, making money in the entertainment industry is not a big deal. In the past, Rebirth had too many ways to make money. The protagonist's route is considered a breath of fresh air in the "entertainment tycoon" environment. The author has handled the "main line" and the protagonist's character very well, and there is no sense of separation between the front and back characters that is common in entertainment literature. I recommend it.