Novels with Liu Yifei as the Female Lead: Only the Best Chinese Entertainment Fiction, Xixi the Celestial Fairy Liu 刘亦菲女主小说 只收录华娱精品 茜茜天仙刘

Liu Tianxian's life has had three stages ● 2002–2008: Rise to fame Innocent, lively, and adorable. Just look at the goofy jumping around in those behind-the-scenes clips from The Return of the Condor Heroes. ● 2009–2020: The low point She was [redacted], [redacted], and [redacted] by a certain company. In particular, she nearly quit the industry in 2009 and 2010. She got through it by reading lots of inspirational books. In 2011, she got close to the declining Hong Kong entertainment scene. In 2012, people tied her to a fake lesbian relationship for publicity. In 2015, as the climate opened up and the film was promoted with dating rumors, she finally escaped the lesbian rumors. But in 2016, after a special incident involving Korea, other young actresses used her rumored boyfriend's nationality to stir up gossip, leading to a mass exodus of fans. Her friend Yao died in 2015, which affected her deeply. That was when she truly learned to let everything go and completed her ultimate evolution, though she shut herself off emotionally. ● 2021–present: The comeback She returned to TV dramas, turned things around with A Dream of Splendor, and then starred in Meet Yourself. But her old injuries have developed into bone spurs. Western medicine has no solution for them, and even a sneeze could trigger a relapse. Long-term painkillers have made her puffy, and ice packs help ease the pain. ●● A lot of celebrities and authors are afraid their work will disappear while they're writing, which is why so many people write about the older Liu nowadays. I just wish there were more healing stories set after 2009. There are too many that start in 2002, and they don't feel realistic. It's also hard to make her stand out too much. These days, a lot of casual fans hope there's really someone out there who can warm her heart and heal her emotionally. ●● Those who criticize her for her nationality should know she was a child at the time. Aunt Liu signed as her guardian, and she never took an oath. China and the US were in their honeymoon period back then. She has always paid the maximum tax rate in China and never set up a studio to dodge taxes. Stories that grovel to the Hong Kong entertainment scene or Huayi, or start with the protagonist winning awards abroad and then showing off in China, are rarely included.