I Never Meant to Save the Chinese Music Scene [Entertainment Industry]

[The original advance notice has been changed to a new concept] In 2016, beneath the fireworks of the Spring Festival, Shen Zhaohe received a message. The sender was earnest and had a generous budget. They invited her, despite her lack of experience, to serve as music director for a talent show with a brand-new format. To make communication easier, she brought along her boyfriend, who was better at talking than she was. After a brief discussion, she and her boyfriend were both left confused. What do you mean, this show isn't selling sob stories or talent, but storylines? Would anyone really be interested in stories? Half a year later, the facts showed her that they would, and in huge numbers. Reader's guide: 1. No characters are based on real people. Most of the talent show's format is fictional, and the songs have no real-world counterparts except for some folk songs and works passed down as intangible cultural heritage. 2. The female lead won't become an actor; the male lead does a bit of everything. Theme: You can cultivate a market