Starlight Sets the Prairie Ablaze [Entertainment Industry]

Su Jiayi once thought that being a conscientious young actress, giving audiences, scripts, and herself performances she could be proud of, occasionally guesting as a food blogger, and being a supportive girlfriend to her A-list actor boyfriend was all there was to life and work.

Then, after she made a splash on a variety show about acting, she heard people in the industry say that she was good, sure, but "too down-to-earth to make it on traffic and hype."

She raised an eyebrow. So her boyfriend can farm in a tribute drama with one hand and sell CPs in a huge IP adaptation with the other, but a young actress can't have it both ways?

Serious dramas hone her craft, while traffic and hype polish her image. Since she can't go public with her relationship anytime soon, she might as well focus on her career first.

The night #Su Jiayi Chen Hao# set the trending topics ablaze, the livestreamer's camera caught this:

Chen Hao was picking out sugar mandarins with his right hand while using his left to restrain Su Jiayi's wrist as she tried to sneak a beer.

That night, Su Jiayi's studio issued a statement with just eight words: "Keep out of our private lives. Let the work speak."

Chen Hao's national fan club immediately posted an announcement: "Focus on streaming the new album. No digging up unrelated content."

#RomanceBrainIsFanHell #WhoeverIsHeadOverHeelsItsNotMe #NoWereJustGoodAtKeepingItQuiet

[Reader's Note]

My take on the entertainment industry

ISTJ acting maniac heroine x ESTJ career-focused hero

Two formidable soulmates, intertwining career arcs. Wanting it all is the real guide to success.

Also known as Actress's Workplace Diary

Career-focused, with a touch of ensemble cast. See the author's note at the end of Chapter One for content warnings.

Theme: Break through the constraints, and forge a path forward by combining professional depth with star power