The Entertainment Circle is Mine
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chapter 172 (completed)
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In the Chinese novel 'The Entertainment Circle is Mine,' Xu Zhaixing's adoration for her rising star idol, Cen Feng, shatters when he tragically commits suicide due to hidden adversities. Unveiling the harsh truths posthumously, the narrative exposes a web of deceit, betrayal, and the dark side of the entertainment industry. With elements of comedy, drama, and school life, this story delves into the complexities of fame, mental health, and the pursuit of justice within a modern showbiz setting, offering readers a compelling exploration of second chances and resilience.
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Xu Zhaixing’s idol, Cen Feng, was a new star slowly rising in the entertainment circle.
She firmly believed that her idol’s brilliance will one day be seen by everyone.
But she couldn’t wait for that day to arrive anymore.
Cen Feng had committed suicide at home because of depression.
It was only after his death that the injustices he had suffered were revealed to the public.
It turned out, he was an adopted orphan and his biological father was actually a murderer.
It turned out, the reason he had never touched the piano again was because his little finger was deliberately trampled by his teammates.
It turned out, the team was bullying him, and he had offended a company higher-up, resulting in resources being divided.
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