
The Light Priest Who Accidentally Became an Actor in Chinese Showbiz
误入华娱当演员的光明牧师
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- Ongoing
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- 786k Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Liu Yifei is the only actress of her age with a light in her eyes, even among those born in the 90s. This light doesn't emanate from someone who has compromised their principles.
I also loved looking at the mole on her nose; it's such a shame it was removed.
Shishi is so beautiful!
Isn't this a bit silly? He comes in claiming to be a priest of light, describing how people feel about him as if they've seen God. The makeup artist is described as really lewd, holding someone's head in his crotch, feeling utterly helpless if seen. He even thinks it would be great if something actually happened because the makeup artist is good-looking. What kind of pathetic priest of light character is this?
There's a rumor that Liu Yifei's relationship with her godfather isn't simple, which is why they haven't gotten married yet, but the truth of this is unknown.
Criticism
1' It's actually Baoqiang's brother who started the game. 2'Promiscuous, basically sleeping with every girl he meets (even Liu Yingcha? You must be really hungry, you can't give her the beauty she deserves).
Poetry
It's too wordy, using three or four adjectives in one sentence. It's too weak.
In 2002, the affection was still palpable. The internet slang term "lickspittle" hadn't even been officially released yet. You can't use internet slang carelessly, or it'll look too out of place.
The opening is very engaging, and your character, the Light Priest, is perfect for working abroad; he'd be a force to be reckoned with there.