Ye Xiao was absolutely right.
In fact, many artists in the entertainment industry are like this. The company packages them well. Maybe they'll be popular for a while, but after that? It's like a gust of wind buried in the entertainment circle, and after a year or two, almost no one can remember you.
Such people are those flashy artists without substance. They only know how to attract attention without genuine content.
Being good-looking and becoming the best actor or actress, or a superstar singer, actually have no direct correlation. Of course, if you're attractive, it's visually advantageous, but if your skills aren't up to par, you'll eventually be lost in the sands of time, possibly forgotten by everyone.
Those truly called evergreen in the entertainment industry, whether attractive or not, are secondary; they must have skill, beautiful singing, and outstanding acting.
