like how ML got a role that shot him into stardom that at first was for his friend. And like of course his friend would be mad about ML taking his role. If they were true friends ML could have rejected the role. Like it's not like they held him at gunpoint to take the role.

the Fox is barely mentioned after she takes it home like when she goes to Hong Kong or goes to film, what any he fox???

the translator apparently made the ML a son of a bigshot and a princess and that the ML also grew up with this Noble upbringing. While the raws had the ML have this backstory of how he was born as the heir of a bigshot family (no princess involved) but got kidnapped and later raised by normal worker family.

Idk it's just a peculiar change.

1. The fox used in the movie didn't come with a trainer and the director assumed the actress would be able to act with it. Smh. Pity the og MC.

2. Music producer expected singer to memorize the lyrics whil recording the song. I know that famous singers keep their music sheets with lyrics while recording.

3. Autism. Yep, as is usual with the CN they confuse autism with trauma.

Because of the author deciding to make the FL a Mary Sue with a deus ex machina, total golden finger which is her luck Koi, and deus ex machina Feng Shui stuff...

Apparently FL can save ML's dad (irrationally), can get ML a big deal VR company, and FL's golden finger played a part for ML to fall for her, as ML quotes her as "her little koi", even later on this golden finger is a stain on their relationship.

And don't get me started with Second ML's OOC for the FL. Him "falling in love" because of his image of the "perfect girlfriend", thus resulting in 30 pointless chapters of drama.

Before it wasn't that powerful, but in the last half of the novel it really became a total golden finger, thus making FL a Mary Sue, which made the FL unlikable.

I really enjoyed the supporting female character turned MC's Buddist-like personality. It made me not know whether to laugh or cry. So many times, it was so hilarious that it had me rofl. And as I am a crazy transmigrated/reborn-cannon-fodder-turned-MC troupe fan, seeing the originally unfair plotline changing into our MC's favour made me happiest. So, I loved how our MC's originally ill-fate with the surrounding characters, be it supporting characters or cannon fodders and especially the ML, changed little by little. It was a funny light yet hilarious journey of how the MC made her mark in the entertainment industry, how she connected with her fellow industry colleagues, how the ML fell in love with her, and how the MC finally broke through the plotline shackles and was able to earn her Happily Ever After with the ML afterwards. She is awe-inspiring in a way. She, who awoke in a transmigrated book with the plotline shackling her, has worked hard yet when reading it, it feels more like a comical experience since her journey was filled with so many elements of comedy, hilarity, fluffiness and moe-ness.

As for the ML, I also loved his character. Unlike what some reviewers may say, I didn't think nor feel that the ML was manipulative. His starting character set-up may have appeared as though he is cold and indifferent, but that is definitely NOT the case as the story progresses. I can guarantee it! In fact, his character in the beginning likely set quite a bit tone to the plotline and the novel build-up. After all, only when comparing his initial character set-up in contrast to his growing character build-up, would the differences be brought into the limelight! He may have been quite solemn initially, but oh boy, once he set up on the path of no return to attain our MC's love, he simply blows us away with his cute little scheming self, which feeds us with tonnes and tonnes of dog food with his fluffiness.

Some may interpret ML as being manipulative when he insisted that MC allow him to cuddle her in bed after she first rejected his marriage proposal (after the competition fiasco ML had with Cheng Zhi over MC), but I didn't feel he was manipulating her. For me, the MC is not someone who can be manipulated. She is characterised as having a Buddist-like persona, which is tantamount to highlighting how level-headed, straightforward, frank and honest she is. At any point that the ML likely pushed her limits, she was frank about it. And she had no qualms making it known to him. As such, I didn't think or feel that the ML manipulated or pulled a gross behaviour on MC when he asked MC to allow him a cuddle in bed after she first rejected his marriage proposal. Had that been the case and if MC was actually against it, she would have made it known, owing to her straightforward personality.

Also, my goodness, what a big vinegar jar ML is! I enjoyed his vinaigrette moments so much. Apart from the main characters, there were many other characters who left a good impression on me.

For example, there were positive characters like Xiao Zhu (MC's assistant), Li Nan (MC's agent), Lou Ziyu (ML's cousin brother), Kan Yangyang/Li Xiao (MC's actress friends).

Wen Xinyuan (a cute pitiful little autistic boy) - I felt so bad for what he underwent because of his careless mother, Wen Xia; he honestly deserved better parents. Even his father didn't seem like a reliable person, in my opinion. Although he appeared for a very short scene, I felt emotional for him.

In the main characters' family, I liked Old Cheng (ML's biological grandfather), Zhang Rou and Lou Qiang (ML's adoptive parents), Gu Guo'an (MC's father) and Cheng Zhi.

PS: Spoiler Alert! Cheng Zhi is actually a love rival. He falls for our MC. I didn't feel much for him as a character until I read the extras, which related the happenings after a 6 years leap. It felt more impactful, when I read the last extras which was about Cheng Zhi and Bo Huan, that Cheng Zhi also deserved his HEA. And although the author left his story with a relatively open ending, we can still speculate to our heart's content that Cheng Zhi also likely got his HEA with Bo Huan with his proposal of her being his girlfriend. I also like how good of a friend/brother Jiang Nan is. He is someone, that I would say, any good person should have in life. He is a great brother.

Nonetheless, there were also negative characters such as Wen Xia (the little autistic boy's mother who repeatedly attempted to step on MC, but failed thanks to MC who fought back straightforwardly), Jing Zhenzhu and Xu Shuyi (MC's mother who abandoned her and her then poor father for a richer man and her half-sister), Lin Changnan (a fellow actor who used to be a brother/friend of ML before he made his debut) and a few more.

One in particular is obviously the original story's FL, Xue Qinwan (I think that's what her name was or something similar). One thing that surprised me, but didn't shock, is how true was what the Feng Shui Master said about her. It is almost a fact that a Protagonist's Halo is one that literally sucks at the good luck of those around the latter, whether it is the supporting characters or cannon fodders, so as to brighten their existence and which always turn situations into their favour. As that master said, the original FL here had a strange fate where she sucks away the good luck of people around her which only benefit her. She is likely to climb up the social ladder if she is accompanied by someone high or likely to lead a relatively ordinary life if she is surrounded by mediocre/ordinary people. This literally reveals why ML struggled through life and death situations, financial dilemmas etc in the original plotline when he was accompanied by the original FL when he returned to the Cheng family and any other similar incidents surrounding the original FL who benefitted plentifully from the good luck of those close to her while they in turn slowly fell into the abyss of bad luck.

Unlike our MC who has a Koi physique that brings good luck to those around her, especially her man. Now that's an extremely glaring contrast between the OG FL and the MC, that demarcates both.

like "you rejected my marriage proposal and I'm so hurt, the least you could do is let me sleep in your bed tonight, " but how does that even make sense smh