[Hot-Tempered, Powerful Female Publicity Director x Cold-on-the-Outside, Warm-on-the-Inside Male Script Editor]
Yu Yue had worked at Yue Bai Pictures for seven years: three years in planning, three as a supervisor, and two as a director.
She was supposed to take over as the new General Manager of the Marketing Center next year, after the position opened up.
But after taking a nap in the office, she woke up as a newly hired graduate who had just passed her probation!
A monthly salary of 4,000, rent of 2,000, and an hour-long subway commute.
Worse still, all her former subordinates had become her seniors.
Colleague A: "Could you run downstairs and pick up a package for me?"
Colleague B: "Cut some fruit for the talent team."
Supervisor C: "Your proposal is so outdated. Rewrite it!"
And the talent teams that used to be so easy to work with started acting up one after another.
Publicist A: "The talent is busy on set and can't cooperate."
Agent B: "Dear, we can only provide fifty signed photos."
Agent C: "How are we seventh-billed? The contract says we're in the top five!"
The former director was near tears. All she wanted was to get back and take over as general manager as soon as possible...
[Younger Male Lead; the company, talent, and projects are all fictional; the main story follows workplace growth]
[Completed Modern Romance]
"Still Into College Boys at Thirty": Falling for a younger man before the wedding
[Completed Historical Romance]
"The Wicked Assassin": Two female leads, sisters joining forces to take revenge and punish scoundrels
"Living for an Obsession": A false god searches for her husband, cultivates her powers, and battles monsters
Theme: The best years of youth, when we were classmates, radiant and full of promise
I hate all the plots of "heroes saving beauties", which immediately deducted 50 points from my opinion of this male protagonist.
When the heroine spoke to her subordinates in her previous life, her attitude was really bad and she spoke too harshly. She didn't give people a chance to explain, and she called them useless (and even if the subordinate was at fault for the fuse, it wasn't entirely wrong. However, the heroine simply and rudely put all the blame on this subordinate). I happened to meet another person whose psychological defenses were collapsing, which directly led to tragedy (being stabbed by a subordinate). . . .
I am studying media... After reading this, I feel like I want to go to work early. . And it's quite scary. He stays up late and has an irregular schedule. Does the author work in this industry? It makes me so scared hahahahahahahahahahahaha but it's so real and warm. I really like Yue Yue and Xiao Zhou~ The two people in the parallel world must be happy!!
The media is such a siege. I'm crazy that I would want such a high-pressure environment.
Cherish life and stay away from staying up late and working overtime
Lei Bin is really boring anyway.
The author is very good at writing modern industry articles, but it's a pity that he only wrote this one. I really want to see the author write another inspirational article where the protagonist is a celebrity. It's a pity that I didn't see any other interesting modern novels in the column. Other modern novels have many emotional dramas with the protagonists.
Congratulations~Congratulations on the completion~
What a dashing Lily! Love it! This man is really not good
I like describing the workplace, so why don't you consider writing about the entertainment industry that focuses on the workplace?