The Movie Queen Is Reborn and Slays the Audience

The male protagonist's character is too disgusting, he has no sense of boundaries, and he always looks for opportunities to get involved with the female protagonist when he is not familiar with him. He is very possessive. The female protagonist has repeatedly stressed that she is not interested in him. The idea of ​​not being in love is still entangled as always. Chun Chun is sick and physically unwell! !

It felt a bit unfinished, and the ending was very hasty later on, as if a good story was cut off in the middle. It is incoherent when turned outside, and the ending is not clean and tidy. Just like the usual middle part, there is no sense of ending. But the main text is still very nice.

Except for the fact that the extras were not written enough and ended too quickly, everything else was quite enjoyable. I really like the character of the heroine, she is rational and has high emotional intelligence, and she is not pretentious at all.

The variety show and filming parts are really good to watch and make people excited, and the plot setting is interesting. I can't help but want to keep watching! But the character of the male protagonist is really disgusting. When I read Chapter 113, I didn't find it sweet. I just felt that the male protagonist was an obscene criminal under the guise of a psychopath. When he first met the heroine, he treated the heroine as a character in the drama and forced himself to interfere in her life because he couldn't get out of the drama. Later, he said that he couldn't control himself, so he kissed the heroine without permission. Don't talk about it. The two of you are already very close. As long as you don't have any thoughts about love, you shouldn't cross the line like this! Don't talk about it being just a novel, don't read it with your brain. If you can really read it without your brain, that would be disrespectful to the author and the work! On the career front, the heroine is sober and smart, and she battles wits and courage with the variety show director; but as soon as she stays with the male protagonist, her behavioral logic starts to change from that of a normal person. It feels like it's just to tie the predetermined male and female protagonists together, with industrial saccharine and a raw emotional scene, which is not sweet at all! Author, to be honest, if the love line can only be forced in like this, it would be better to remove the male protagonist than to watch a molester! I am a person who really likes reading romance novels. For the first time, I feel that it is more comfortable to watch the heroine focus on her career than to watch the love story... In the subsequent stories, the male protagonist should become more and more important, so I will accompany you here. See you later.

It's very interesting. This is a very open ending. There is no revenge after rebirth, only being sensible and doing your best. Xinxin is very rational and has high emotional intelligence. Only in this way can Xinze love her. Xinze was really a tool when he was a child. He was even sent to the laboratory by his family. I am so old that I haven't grown up yet. It's rare to just be indifferent. Very wonderful novel

The female protagonist is okay, but the male protagonist is a psychopath. S is a yandere, the type who has to run away when he sees reality. It looks very unpleasant. In fact, the male protagonist does not need to deliberately show his possessiveness like this, which makes him look even sicker.

To put it simply, the male protagonist is sick

In fact, the author has written a pretty good plot, and the heroine is also pretty good, but the male protagonist is probably sick, has no sense of boundaries at all, is self-abuse, and is speechless. Anyway, I don't like it very much.

Um... How should I put it, the heroine has a pretty good personality, she is sober and calm and has a professional mind. But the male protagonist is sick, truly insane, possessive to a point that makes people uncomfortable, has no sense of proportion, and is lightning-proof. Focus on it! It sucks! It sucks! At the end, many chapters are repeated, the plot is incoherent, and the ending suddenly disappears, which feels very fragmented.

I forgot to read the bad reviews first so I read it. The male protagonist is indeed sick.