Chapter 3207


    Chapter 3207 Clickbait


    In the blink of an eye, the show was reaching the middle of its run. Megan’s character was about to


    appear soon, but the viewership ratings had already decreased to nearly less than half of what the pilot


    episode had garnered.


    The audience wasining about how the main female character was useless and how many of


    the side characters only served as plot devices to the story. Some were even starting to criticize the


    director’s skills and decisions.


    However, Megan was aware that the main female character was going to develop and grow. The first


    half of the show merely hinted at the exciting plot twists toe in the second half.


    So, on the day that the episode where her character was debuting was about to air, she made a Twitter


    post to try and get more people to tune in to the show: Don’t forget to watch “Transcendent”ter


    tonight! The princess is finally making her appearance, and she’s an extremely charming character to


    keep an eye out for!


    She knew that her character would not appear to be likable at all for quite a few episodes, but had


    chosen to promote the show at this specific time anyway. After all, even one curious person who might


    watch the show was a potential future fan.


    As she’d expected, a lot of people had watched the new episode because of her social media post.


    After the episode was over, they returned toment their criticisms under her post.


    Your character is just as shameless as you are in real life!


    “Charming”? She’s just a bratty, prideful show-off! Calling her “charming” is an insult to people who


    actually are charming!


    Megan raised an eyebrow as she scrolled past all of the unpleasantments. Donna, on the other


    hand, kept sighing and huffing as she read through them.


    “It’s not that bad, Donna. Cheer up! I’m sure my character is going to be one of the most popr


    ones in the show.”


    Nothing she said was able to lighten Donna’s mood, whose frown seemed to never leave her face.


    The two of themter went to bed that night, keeping their thoughts and feelings to themselves.


    The next day was the day that Megan was going to finally find out if she’d made the right bet. Yet, for


    some reason, she couldn’t find the strength to turn on the television.


    Donna had an inkling as to why but didn’t voice her suspicions out loud. But, even if Transcendent was


    going to flop, she was going to watch every episode until its inevitable crash. With a newfound


    determination, she took the remote from Megan and turned the television on.


    Goosebumps rose all over Megan’s skin at the familiar tune of the show’s opening theme song. Her


    hands, scrolling through her social media feed, trembled as she nced up at Donna. “Why’d you


    switch it on?”


    “Today’s the day we find out whether epting the role was a good or bad thing. We have to watch it


    even if you don’t want to.” Donna had an out-of-character serious expression as she set down her


    It looked like she was going to watch the show while scrolling through other people’s real-time


    Megan felt her shoulders stiffen up upon that realization. She’d always been confident in herself, but


    now she was facing a bout of self-doubt.


    In her past life, someone else had blown up in poprity because of this character. What if the


    circumstances were different because the character was now yed by her instead of that person?


    Swallowing the lump in her throat, she nced down at herp and blocked the rest of the world out,


    too afraid to think about what might happen if her n failed.


    Just as she was in the midst of wallowing in her own doubt, her phone buzzed with the notification of a


    text message.


    She opened it up without thinking twice and saw that it was from Jonas: “Your acting is great. Keep up


    the good work.”


    Is it… good?


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    Her grip on her phone tightened, and she finally mustered up the courage to look at the television


    screen. Her character was all alone, kneeling down on the pce floor. Her long, crimson red dress


    spread out all around her made her look like a phoenix ready to take flight.


    “I feel so bad for the princess…”


    Donna had only intended to watch the show out of morbid curiosity but was nowpletely pulled in


    the plot. Her eyes were filled with tears, her heart moved by the sheer emotion disyed by the


    princess.


    Megan’s eyes slowly widened. It was hard for her to believe that the person onscreen was her, and that


    was her acting skills. Her heart instantly swelled up with pride and relief.


    She’d had a certain level of confidence in her own acting, but to see it from a third person’s perspective


    in an actual television drama was apletely different thing, and the first time in her two lives.


    She slowly raised a hand to cover her shocked, open mouth. She was suddenly grateful for this


    character and regained the belief that the drama would absolutely catapult her into fame. Even if she


    was currently a mere amateur, there was no doubt that she would one day be reborn as a gorgeous


    phoenix!