"No," Aurelia Shaw shook her head, her gaze returning to her phone, "She's been really popular lately, constantly appearing in TV dramas, and getting endorsement deals one after another. You see her on the Weibo headlines every few days."
"The higher they climb, the harder they fall," Albert sipped his coffee and concluded calmly, "And if the TV drama lacks quality, even if it trends high, the audience won't buy it."
"If I remember correctly, it took her less than two months to climb to this height?"
"People get tired of aesthetics; over-exploiting the audience's taste will result in as much criticism tomorrow as there is praise today. This isn't her starting point, it will be her endpoint."
Albert, being an experienced actor, understood this better than anyone.
It's not uncommon for newcomers to want to take shortcuts, climbing up in the shortest time, but the result is often a great fall after a big rise. The higher you climb, the harder you fall.
