The Dog Lovers' Association [Entertainment Industry]

More completed works and upcoming stories in my profile! A female-led coming-of-age story, with lots of male characters and no male lead decided yet. The heroine is Chinese. Two sisters take on the Korean entertainment industry. Synopsis: It's hard for a foreigner to debut in Korea, and even harder to debut at a major company. The company won't let her debut, and she can't see any hope for the future? She runs away from "home" to debut solo, only for the company to go bankrupt and get acquired? She picks herself up and shamelessly enters an in-house audition? Ni Cai seems to keep going around in circles, always just short of a lucky break. But what can you expect? She's the heroine of a Korean entertainment novel. Host: "Ni Cai, what do you think about idols dating?" "I don't have much of an opinion." "What if a friend or another idol confessed to you?" "If I liked them, I'd date them." Huh? "But sorry, my standards are a little high. I don't go for trash." Host: "Do you have an ideal type?" "An ideal type... I don't have one set ideal type. But I like rappers more, rappers who write songs, house-trained rappers." "House-trained rappers? That's a very unusual way to put it." "What, male rappers can compare women to dogs, but I can't compare them to dogs? Oh, don't get me wrong. I mean the cute puppy kind." She looks completely sincere. Don't get you wrong? Are you sure that's what you mean? From then on, a new term coined by Ni Cai took hold in Korean idol and rap circles: house-trained rappers and wild rappers. Wild: Underground rappers, with no formal training at an entertainment company and a high chance of having their character exposed as terrible. House-trained: They may have started out as underground rappers, or may have had no underground background at all, but later joined an entertainment company and received systematic training, learning to keep themselves in check. All in all, Ni Cai doesn't discriminate against underground rappers. She just... prefers decent, ambitious, good people among rappers. Sister Ni became famous overnight, and her catchphrase spread far and wide. Countless people kept following her while criticizing her, wondering whether there was a new "dog" by her side. For quite a long time, no fan group dared to claim their own idol was a "puppy type." For some reason, they were a little afraid to. Ni Cai: A scourge on the entertainment industry! The enemy of every fan girl! For three consecutive years, she ranked first among female entertainers in online polls asking which star fans most wanted to see get married. For two consecutive years, she was voted by male idols at the Idol Star Athletics Championships as the female entertainer they most wanted to hug. The first female idol in history whose participation in the Idol Star Athletics Championships was rejected by countless fans. She may not be good at anything else, but she's excellent at judging men. The funniest part is: Fans of any male idol who has dated Ni Cai never worry that he might turn out to have bad character. Fans recommend their idol to passersby: "If you don't believe us fans, you can at least believe Ni Cai, right? Our guy dated Ni Cai." It's just... amazing. The amazing Ni Cai, and the amazing fan girls who have given up all hope. Ni Cai, through her own efforts, created a healthy fandom where true fans and haters stand side by side. Theme: Work hard and charge toward the heights of your career! Hold yourself to high standards and build a harmonious fandom culture.