Transmigrated as the Stepmother of a Rebellious Heir-Chapter 243 - 145 Good Things

Female stars in the entertainment circle are as numerous as the stars in the sky, and the themes of photo shoots recycled again and again, with essentially no novelty left. freewebnoveℓ.com

Themes combining history and technology had been attempted, but due to the vast span, the effects didn’t turn out well.

Yet Shu Wan’s recent cover had fused technology and history to the utmost degree.

Amid the vast cosmos, stars sparkled with a mystical halo.

In front of a black hole that seemed capable of devouring everything, Shu Wan stood erect.

She was clad in the exquisitely ornate Flowing Immortal Dress, her hair reaching down to her ankles, swept up by a wind that blew from eons past, mingling her strands with countless ribbons embroidered with exquisite detail.

Her slender eyebrows were faintly traced, her face free of makeup, yet she couldn’t hide her stunning beauty.

Judged solely on appearance and aura, everyone would think this was a portrait of an incredibly beautiful ancient woman.

But upon closer examination, one would notice the shimmering light in her hair was actually innumerable digital codes.

On her wrist, there was a wound, but no trace of blood from an injury, only crisscrossing electronic circuits faintly glowing beneath her skin.

Around her neck, a crystal necklace was in fact a high-tech chip surrounded by countless digits, highlighting the clear whiteness of her collarbone.

She cast her gaze downward slightly, appearing from afar like the mythical Chang’e fairy from ancient legends, asleep.

But in reality, from another angle, one could see her eyes flickering with numerous digital codes.

History and the future, two styles that clearly don’t mix, found perfect harmony on Shu Wan.

[It’s so beautiful!!!! Absolutely stunning, how on earth did Shu Wan get such a gorgeous face, I’m literally drooling.]

[It’s been a long time since I’ve seen a photo that shook me, this one is really beautiful, Shu Wan truly has that elegance of ancient people, you know what I mean, right?!!]

[To the person before me, I get you, nowadays many actresses, even if they shoot in historical dramas, lack that aura. But Shu Wan, even if she just wore a T-shirt and sat there, I’d feel like she’s time-traveled from the ancient past.]

Netizens celebrated and marveled at Shu Wan’s photos, yet inside the circle, it was a headache for many.

Liu Ying, who had managed to leave the police station at great cost, was even more infuriated upon seeing this scene.

"It should have been me on that cover, what does Shu Wan have? What qualifications does she have?"

The more Liu Ying flipped through the magazine, the angrier she got, tearing the magazine to shreds before she felt a slight relief.

"This..." The assistant glanced at the magazine now rendered to waste paper and thought that even if she went on to shoot, she probably wouldn’t achieve the same effect as Shu Wan.

But the assistant dared not speak these words aloud, only silently comforting Liu Ying, "Don’t worry, Sister Liu, we will be on an even better cover."

"No way," Liu Ying slammed the table, "This little actress from who knows where, how dare she occupy the main cover of Goddess Magazine? Does she deserve it? Doesn’t she know her place?"

"You’re right. A little actress has been on the four big covers, disregarding the other actresses altogether."

"You go," Liu Ying waved her assistant over and whispered a few words in his ear.

"Okay, Sister."

Soon, a large number of marketing accounts mobilized online, launching a poll, "Do you think magazine covers should have an importance threshold?"

[This question is too targeted, isn’t it? I feel it is aimed at Shu Wan. A small star, why should she be on the main cover of Goddess Magazine?]

[She’s beautiful, isn’t this cover nicer to look at than those eyesores of the others, especially last issue’s robot theme, I wanted to gouge out my own eyes.]

[The person before me, are you sick? What’s wrong with our Xuanxuan? If you can’t understand fashion then shut up, you’re only fit to appreciate someone like Shu Wan who relies solely on looks.]

Originally, everyone’s focus was on Shu Wan and the magazine, but now this survey had inadvertently pitted Shu Wan against other female celebrities.

Shu Wan had risen to fame not long ago, without a stable fan base, mostly admirers of her looks, nothing compared to the solid fan groups of established actresses.

The more passersby found her attractive, the more they enraged the fans of other female celebrities.

Quickly, fans from other camps joined in, driving the "should set threshold" vote to seventy percent.

Fans of celebrities who had been on the main cover of recent issues even went so far as to complain under Goddess Magazine.

[Can’t understand, you guys don’t treasure your reputation at all, has Goddess Magazine become something any person could grace? Then please withdraw from the top four covers immediately, you’re unworthy.]