The Whole Industry's Darling Became a Top-Tier Star

Um. If school doesn't start tomorrow. I might wait until school starts before uninstalling it. If school starts tomorrow, I will uninstall it tomorrow morning.

There are a lot of typos, I hope they can be corrected. The article is generally well written. It mainly embodies healing. The author's writing style is quite cute. Anyway, I like it very much.

Although the heroine doesn't want her family to know, isn't the family very powerful? Could it be that if the heroine doesn't want them to know, then they don't know at all? Moreover, the heroine has been missing for so long, shouldn't the family pay more attention to her? The heroine even suspected that it was Lin Tiantian at the time, shouldn't she go there again? Has the prison checked to see if she has come out? Moreover, the male protagonist... Also has a fiancée. If he likes the female protagonist, he should dissolve the marriage as soon as possible instead of being ambiguous with the female protagonist while being married to his fiancée. (Everyone has his own opinion. This is my opinion. Don't argue with me about that.)

I think I'll change the writing later. I feel like some of the characters' personalities have changed. There are a lot of typos and the sentences are not fluent. The previous part is quite nice.

After reading more than a hundred chapters, I can't stand it anymore. The heroine feels that she deliberately added a lot of halo, but she still has no IQ after dying once. She feels that revenge depends on her family. She was drugged and died once in her previous life, but she still has no vigilance. Is it possible for the villain to go to jail and get out so easily? Completely unprepared? It took me a few hundred chapters to realize that I was really stupid. I knew that the male protagonist had a fiancée and didn't keep a distance at all. He was warned and didn't have any sense of proportion. He still felt that he was right... The male protagonist didn't know how to avoid suspicion. And he had no feelings for the female protagonist before his identity was discovered. After school, he treated her in various ways. He felt that he only liked her because of her identity. The halo of the male and female protagonists was too heavy and stiff. I didn't think there was anything wrong with what the villain (fiancée) did. Some of the villains' motives were also very incomprehensible (it may be a little different from what I read a few months ago). Probably no problem)

The first few dozen chapters were pretty good, but then things got really weird. They changed the characters. There were a lot of typos, and the sentences were not fluent either.

It doesn't look like it was written by the same person. I stopped reading halfway through.

It looks good, but there are a lot of typos.

Uh... That's okay♡-(๑˙ー˙๑)-♡

What a mess