The Road to Stardom

100,000 Yuan can buy a house, decorate it, buy furniture, rent a house for 1,500 yuan a month to live with relatives, buy two pianos and other musical instruments, pay for music lessons for two children, rent two stores to open, buy goods and sell two stores, and take care of two families. There is still 20,000 yuan left. Author, why don't you go to heaven?

This work is a good article~ It makes people want to review it again after reading it. Especially the songs and movies introduced in the article will make people want to search. After reading it, I realized that there are so many good songs/movies that I have missed! Thank you to the author for his efforts. However, in the follow-up, I don't know how the heroine's personality makes me feel more and more disliked. In the article, Qingyao copied all her completed works to her cousin, and even gave her the right to publish the books. Is this a test of human nature? Maybe Qingyao cares too much about family ties, or maybe this work is just a typist to her, but to the real creator of the work, it should be like her own child. Will you leave your child completely to someone else? Who will be responsible if the protagonist's cousin refuses to publish or the article is stolen? Qingyao probably doesn't care~ Anyway, she will always have the next work? Her ideal is to promote China to the world, but what happens when all the works she has on hand are finished? Where are her own creations? In fact, both parties are at fault for the male protagonist's cheating. Both parties did not communicate with each other and treated the male protagonist coldly + too much trust in the male protagonist. (The male protagonist has been working overtime for so long and did not go home. Doesn't the female protagonist have any sense of crisis? Wasn't the female protagonist in the entertainment industry in her previous life?), Coupled with the inability to have children, this was the final straw. So I don't realize that being unable to have children leads to divorce. The real reason is that when it comes to communication, I sometimes feel that the heroine is a bit too immature... She got divorced without any quarrel... And the hero feels like he married a gifted student and went home... Does she care about him... He doesn't know that Ba... Is like a passerby in life~ but the brief encounter left ripples and then returned to the original point on the horizontal plane. You may only know it slowly in the future. The above are just my thoughts. Because I like this book, Therefore, I would like to guide the author to help the heroine grow up~~

There are so many popular songs and novels nowadays, but I haven't heard of any of them written into the novels.

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Why can't you see your Lin Xia~~🥺

Recently I like to read articles about the entertainment industry

I started from Lin Xia's book and continued to pursue the article, but after catching up with Master Xing, I decided to give up the article and decided to wait until it was finished to read it. Because I didn't like the article that even real people wrote in, and it felt very awkward, so I decided to give up first! But today, when I saw the three words of the finale, I decided to come back and buy this article. But when I saw it, I found that the male protagonist had indeed been replaced, because from the beginning, I felt that Su was not worthy of the female protagonist in all aspects, but the female protagonist still married him because of his infatuation, but what are the consequences? Sure enough, a mistress took over, alas~~ But the male protagonist who appears later seems pretty good and makes me want to complete the chapters, hehe~~

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The Taiwanese mentioned in Chapter 147 refers to Taiwanese? But Taiwanese wouldn't call it that. The author needs to do more research. Taiwanese is the Hokkien language. The Taiwanese name written by the author in the chapter is Louis Koo's "Goo Tsai". It is rare to call people like this in Taiwanese. On the contrary, in Hong Kong's Austrian language, people are more likely to call people "Zai". In Taiwanese, if a celebrity knows his name, he usually calls him by his first name and surname. If he doesn't know the name and doesn't know how to call him, he will call him boy (pronounced "Xiao Nian") or something like that.