The Movie Emperor Crashes the Livestream

Hi Shen Shen, do you remember me? I was Tang Meng in your first novel, "The Birth of a Movie Queen"! I said I'd always be there for you, but I had to leave for a while because of the college entrance exam. Now I'm back, and I'm so happy to see your new work. I'll definitely be following it! Keep it up!!!

DaDa has achieved excellent results. Happy Holidays! Keep up the good work!

Thank goodness, thank goodness

For some reason, this novel, from beginning to end, lacks the grand opening of other novels, the gorgeous and beautiful background, and the strong and individualistic protagonist. It is like an ancient artifact full of words, which may seem boring, but is still attractive. Initially driven by curiosity, I was immediately filled with questions and a tangled web of thoughts after opening the first chapter. As the plot unfolded, the unfamiliar empathy I felt for the female lead's amnesia made me increasingly drawn in. I wanted to both help her regain her memories and witness the unique brilliance of this underdog-turned-hero story. The questions in my mind, the persistent pursuit, and the usual romantic subplots no longer held my focus. I was deeply captivated by the female lead's seemingly listless yet inspiring determination and the complex bond formed by the male lead's mysterious guilt. While not intensely dramatic, it subtly and persistently pulled at my heart, compelling me to put the story down and follow along, experiencing the everyday life without any overpowered plot devices or a typical overpowered protagonist. This gradual, flowing development resonated with the same exhilarating feeling as its fans. Even after her brother appeared and her identity was gradually revealed, it wasn't a blatant revelation, but rather a slow, poignant unfolding of memories interwoven with the sorrows of each character. Finishing the story didn't bring immediate gratification, but rather a sense of melancholy. Perhaps this delicate emotional depth is what truly drew me to the author.

Good afternoon, Shen Shen! I finished reading the latest chapter last night and have been meaning to write a comment, so I came here right after class. From "The Birth of a Movie Queen" to "The Movie King's Surprise Attack on the Livestream" (PS: I haven't finished "The Birth of a Movie Queen" yet 😂), I think all the female protagonists in Shen Shen's works have a little habit. Lu Yijin has a habit of rubbing her thumb against her index finger, while Ning Zhi has a habit of touching the ring on his hand. (This is just me rambling, please don't hit me if I'm wrong, Shen Shen, hahaha) 💕 Getting back to the point, Shen Shen's new novel is really captivating, full of suspense. After reading the first chapter, many questions immediately popped into my head: What happened to the female lead, Ning Zhi? Did she lose her memory because of an illness, or what? What happened between her and Mo Ye before? All of this piqued my curiosity and gave me a strong desire to keep reading. Then, when I saw Mo Ye try everything to find Ning Zhi but couldn't, and finally resorted to using his fans to find her, forgive me for laughing. It turns out even the great actor Mo Ye has his moments of helplessness! In the end, Ning Zhi herself had to step in so the two could finally meet. So happy! 😃 In the latest chapter, when Mo Ye met Ning Zhi at the coffee shop, his inexplicable nervousness and fear of losing her were vividly portrayed through many subtle details. It turns out that even Mo Ye, who is arrogant and aloof in front of others, can feel nervous and afraid of losing things. Being open and confident in front of people you don't love, but cautious and timid in front of those you do—this is probably the reality for most people. Shen Shen uses various details to depict Mo Ye's inner unease, such as pinching his thigh, which is truly well-written. ❤❤ Hehe, that's all for my thoughts on the book. Please forgive me if I've misunderstood anything! Finally, just a quick question: does Shen Shen update at a set time every day? 💞💞

"[[Jay Chou's "I Believe So" ♞ Huang Jinfang's "Seeking Truth Through Pulse Diagnosis"]"

When you like someone, you inhale so much courage, but in the end, all you exhale is a sigh.

That's great, best wishes.

The book is great, I clicked to read it and added it to my favorites. Why isn't it available for purchase? "Ge Erliang's Dream Journey" is visiting.

Thank you so much for the votes! I have no way to repay you but to quietly cast a little heart here ❤️❤️