
Chinese Showbiz: The Top-Tier Star Won’t Let Me Take It Easy
华娱:女顶流不让我摆烂
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- Completed
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- 1.5M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 8mo ago
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If Big Secret were reborn, I think her personality wouldn't be so lively and cheerful; she'd probably be filled with indifference.
Why do I feel like they're going for a dual female lead route? Why get so close to Liu Yifei? She doesn't have resources, her team isn't professional, her mom is very protective and won't sign her to a management contract, and her acting is just so-so. It would be better to go for a bickering couple route with Yang Mi; that would be much better. Or, if that doesn't work, a more dramatic, gritty approach would be fine.
The idea of the protagonist and Yang being reborn is fine, but it can only be written as a single female lead with Yang as the main character; otherwise, the overall story will feel disjointed.
In my eyes, Yang Mi has always been someone who became a star through hype rather than acting skills.
Being a movie star is useless
Being a movie star in the entertainment industry is really only useful in novels. In reality, this industry was all about personal connections 20 years ago, and more recently, it's all about capital manipulation. Just look at the Chinese actors who have won awards at A-list international film festivals over the past 20 years—it's a long story.
The Yang Mi rumor? No need to write about the male lead; over 200 pages of writing, he's just a pretentious show-off, a mascot of scumbags. Saying the actor's acting is good, but what's so good about the production details?
It's likely to be a bad ending.
So far, it's a pity to abandon it, but tasteless to continue... A self-righteous author, two self-righteous protagonists!!!
Reborn, and still smoking?
These are bad habits! Can't they be changed? Just padding the word count!!!
Yang Mi
It was completely unexciting to watch; what a waste of such a good subject matter.