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... e lead actors are smart artists, they will generally market a sense of CP.

This sense of CP will make the audience more engaged in watching the drama, following the emotional fluctuations of the protagonist; it will also make the audience love the characters and empathize with the two actors.

This kind of marketing, which has been around for a long time, is especially popular on earth.

It was very common for live-action artists at that time to do CP business during the busin ...

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He might as well die.

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