Chinese Showbiz: Starting by Stealing the Bodhi Flower

It's Liu Yifei again. Is this what they're doing with the young actress fan club?

1. Sister Meng is a single woman. Unless she officially announces it or her scandal breaks, we will not consider switching to multiple partners or no partner. 2. The male protagonist is set up without a system, but his advantage is that he is rich. He skips the initial accumulation and becomes the investor who sets up the scheme himself. This aspect is only used as background supplement.

The later parts got better and better. Most Chinese entertainment novels these days are just mindless drivel; very few write pure romance with such a compelling story. The interactions between the male and female leads feel real, not like stereotypical NPCs. 👍

To be honest, your description of the filming process was just okay, though the pacing was alright. But your everyday scenes were fantastic! They were a bit bland, but very comfortable and captivating to read. They were so well written!

I finished reading this book with a new account, and then subscribed to the entire book again on this account to support the author. It has to be pure love, it has to be Sister Meng! I hope the author can keep writing more. Keep it up!

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When I read the book, I was often shocked by the male protagonist's indifference, and I felt like an island in my heart that was hard to get close to. So why is he like this? He had a hard life in childhood and was forced to be sensible; his strong mother was used to emotional kidnapping; his overbearing father was busy making money; his grandparents who raised him were too old to keep up with…

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Meng Jie as the female lead is a novel I've been searching for. I'm so glad I found it. I have a small suggestion: when adapting it into a film or television series, you don't need to write such detailed plots. Most people might not enjoy that. We'd like to see more of her everyday life outside of the film/television. You could also include more variety show elements; Meng Jie is truly a natural at variety shows!

Let me talk about my feelings after seeing this. When I first read it, I just thought it was an ordinary YY novel. I have never seen a drama in which the heroine is attracted to it - how can it be so cute? It can be seen that the author has invested a lot of affection for the heroine and perfectly matched her with a male protagonist to make up for the regrets of reality.