China Entertainment: a Chic Life

"China Entertainment: Chic Life" - Living like a "mudslide" in Vanity Fair In the bustling entertainment world, where everyone is chasing fame and wealth in the spotlight, a "dandy" with a net worth of over 100 million suddenly emerged - Yun Fei, this "experience-oriented" actor who entered the group with a black card, turned the lavish Vanity Fair into a personal playground. He took on roles based on his interest. He criticized directors, refused unspoken rules, and even stopped acting in bad movies without raising an eyelid. He said "I will pay double the liquidated damages" which made the capital bosses furious, but they could only watch helplessly as this ancestor tore the industry rules into pieces. At the audition, he crossed his legs and commented on the loopholes in the script; during a break on the set, he took his corgi named "Iron Egg" for a walk, making the female lead Liu Yifei laugh to tears; at the award ceremony, he even gave the trophy to the stuntman: "This is funny Your house is more pleasing to the eyes than my garage." Underneath the seemingly absurd behavior, there is a mockery of the hypocritical character - when everyone wears a mask and crawls in Vanity Fair, only he becomes a mirror, showing the absurd background behind the glamor of the entertainment industry. However, this "game world" adventure is far from easy on the surface: the veteran movie king regards him as a cancer in the industry, and the capital giants secretly set up a trap to suppress him. Even the "fairy sister" who always loves to smile sweetly knocks on his door late at night, with an elusive undercurrent hidden in his eyes... When freedom and rules collide fiercely, this war in the name of chic will eventually set off a hurricane that subverts the entire industry.