Chinese Showbiz: I Signed the 1995-Born Beauty Queen

... Liu Yifei playing Ren Suxi's role? Does she deserve it? You can criticize Ren Suxi's looks, but her acting skills are a thousand times, ten thousand times better than Liu Yifei's, even lying still. ... Just kidding.

When will Qidian release a feature to block authors and obscure all their works?

A bunch of cards for various actresses, but they ended up choosing Liu Yifei. 👍👍

It's become a completely mindless novel, with every movie making bets, like 2 billion or 2.5 Billion in box office revenue. What makes you think that? Just because you're a reincarnated person? This completely deviates from basic realistic logic and is really annoying.

I added Xiaohua to the bookshelf at first glance, and then I saw Feifei and removed her from the bookshelf.

But most of the character cards you've posted feature actresses born in 1995, and the descriptions also feature actresses born in 1995. Why are there so many mentions of Liu Yifei? 😰

I've been reading for the past few days. I'd read it before, and today I got to chapter 10 again, but I finally couldn't keep going. Before terminating his contract, he hadn't considered how to secure investment for his subsequent film. He was planning to make "The Nameless," but how could he, a handsome guy, play Hu Guangsheng? Then he contacted Liu Yifei to let him play Ma Jiaqi.

You're really good at misleading people! The character cards are full of young actresses, I thought it was a story featuring young actresses, but then you wrote in the main text that Liu Yifei, who wasn't even on the character cards, was playing the role of Ren Suxi. Does Liu Yifei even have the acting skills? Is it satisfying to get criticized for committing fraud?

The male lead is crazy; he wants to do everything because he has no money or power.

There's a reason why there are few recommendations. This guy's business maneuvering is mind-numbing. To get a 10% stake, valued at over 300 million shares, he wants to sign a 1.5 Billion to 2 billion yuan performance-based agreement for a single film, and then produce five or seven films over several years for his rival. Just the box office revenue sharing alone will cost you a fortune.