Pretending to Be a Celestial's Boyfriend, Caught Red-Handed by the Real One

The opening is very unique and innovative, that is, it is in the novel. If this happened in reality, it would cause immeasurable damage to the reputation of the famous actress, and she might go to jail and lose everything!

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I just complained about a book. The protagonist won the lottery. Instead of claiming the prize, he sold the lottery ticket to someone else at a high price and got a shady sum of money. He was quite happy and felt that he had made a lot of money.

It's completely illogical. I won't sue him like this. I'm really convinced. It's all about spreading rumors, reputation, and fraud. I can sue him until he goes bankrupt or goes to jail.

Emmm, there's something wrong with your introduction. Are you just trying to hype yourself up? To promote your own drama? Choose to start talking nonsense? Just reading this introduction, I feel that it is full of flaws, and the entertainment industry's hype is not like this, and it also makes me think that there is a problem with the quality and character of the protagonist... I like Tianxian. This is my personal opinion. If you want to refute me, I can only say that everything you said is right.

In fact, many young people don't know that these two terms, "celestial being" and "celestial sister", were originally terms only given by black fans. They are black titles, so Liu Yifei herself hates these two terms. For a while, she cut her hair short and put on smoky makeup just to get rid of this title, so in order to work hard to market the title of "celestial being", it was a bit nonsense. She never said that she was an immortal, and kept refuting this view. It was all her marketing, but in the end she took it seriously

This is the Huayu novel I have read. It has the strangest start and the least ending. I can't tell whether the author is a pink or a bad guy at the moment

Although you don't want to read it with your brain, you write that Liu listens to Liu's mother, but at the same time you ask her not to even bring an assistant to sign the contract. How are you going to convince her mother later? I think it would be easier to convince Liu to be a producer.

It's a bloody online drama. The screenwriter is a bit of a cuckold, leaving some regrets. From the perspective of the second male lead for ten years, it's not as good as someone else's ambiguous goodbye. If it's an official role, you have to be frustrated and cuckolded. Girls find their true love, but boys find it very uncomfortable to watch this bloody drama, regardless of whether the first or second male lead is involved. Are you bragging about this author winning an award?

When writing Chinese entertainment novels, they must conform to the timeline and basic characters, and be basically consistent with the facts. They cannot be completely imaginary, otherwise they will feel immersive.