The Entire Entertainment Industry Is Waiting for Mrs. Jiang to Make It Official

I thought it was pretty good at first, but two of the artists signed by the entertainment company co-owned by the male protagonist can be counted on one hand. They basically come out to have a meal and post on Weibo for the plot of the male and female protagonist. The ending contains seven or eight separate chapters of love and hatred, which makes it boring to read, and it is also said out of nowhere that Song got his daughter pregnant, which is confusing. It was said before that he was infertile, but the driver took the drug and went to have sex with his fiancée and gave birth to his current daughter, and now he is saying that he got pregnant? ? ? Isn't it good to be young, but will you be successful when you get old?

It looks good, but I feel that some places are a bit abrupt and cumbersome, such as Chen Xiaohe's cp, it has nothing to do with the main plot, and what it is like is not explained later. There is also Fang Tiantian. I told her ending in a "this is a later part" and then started to write about her not being able to recognize her own identity and being estranged from the heroine. To be honest, the relationship between the male and female protagonists is a bit abrupt, as if they suddenly fell in love and accepted it, and there is something about the heroine before and after her rebirth. The family relationship is really a bit complicated, mainly because the two of them have the same name, and there are some inconsistencies in it that make it easy for people to get into trouble. This book is said to be entertaining, but not exciting enough. It doesn't have much detail about the heroine's career, and I came here to focus on the love story between the male and female protagonists. There isn't much description in the whole book, so I'm not sure what the point is, but overall it's okay.

Finished reading. Highly recommended.

After watching 80% of it, it's okay, I can only say it's pretty average. But the author didn't understand the first question... The heroine died of depression. Do you think that depression disappears after she dies and is reborn in a new body? ? ? This is a mental illness, sister. The heroine can't see it clearly all at once. What about treatment? What about passing cars? Think about the logic issues carefully...

It's pretty good to watch, but sometimes it looks a little ink-stained, vindictive, beating around the bush, and not refreshing enough.

Was the male protagonist written like that in the early stage? ? ? Is this still the character design that readers hope for, and is Su Ran still like that in the end? Does the female protagonist need the male protagonist's favor? Fortunately, the favor dropped to 0. Is it true that the male protagonist has no brains and only listens to what others say? Don't you feel it yourself? ? Damn, I just gave a negative review. If you don't mind, don't read it. I just gave a negative review when I saw it later. I just said it's not good. (Personal opinion, don't criticize if you don't like it. I'm just giving a suggestion to netizens. I don't know why I got a score of more than 9 points...)

The heroine dies and is reborn as another girl with the same father and the same father. Could this plot be more outrageous? It is foreseeable that she has an irrational ex-mother, a scumbag father, a scumbag step-brother, a scumbag stepmother, and everyone she is related to is a scumbag. Is this the heroine? This is cannon fodder, right? She was already unlucky enough in the past, so why can't rebirth give the heroine some family affection? Does it have to do with the heroine that all these top-notch people have to be dealt with? Can't see it anymore, give up.

I don't know how to get so many good reviews. Anyway, I just read Chapter 22 and I completely hate this male protagonist. Although the author has arranged a great identity for him, his behavior is that of an ordinary man!

Good

The subject matter is a bit old-fashioned, but overall it's a good story