An Unconventional Tycoon [Entertainment Industry]

[Feel-good power fantasy + forum format + showbiz + no romance + tycoon + a touch of the “everyone thinks the protagonist is a big shot” trope] [Paragraph comments are open]

Q: How do you become the pride of the Chinese entertainment industry?

A: Step one: Bind yourself to a Tycoon System. Step two: Start an entertainment company and make the shows you want to watch.

Whenever Sang Yu left a comment on a terrible show, someone would reply, “If you can do better, then do it yourself!” “Don't you have a mirror at home? Take a look at yourself!” “If you're so capable, why don't you invest in one?”

In the past, Sang Yu couldn't argue back. He couldn't enter showbiz, and he had no money to invest. Now he could: he had a Tycoon System!

After enjoying life as a privileged rich kid for five years, Sang Yu was unexpectedly taunted again: “If you can do better, then do it yourself!” Well, this time he really would.

Since he was a tycoon, he'd make everything as a custom production for himself. He had just one goal: [Make it the way he wants, so he can enjoy watching it!]

TV dramas that “butcher the source material,” tell you to “watch a few more episodes, it'll grow on you,” or use slow motion for fight scenes (×)

Faithful adaptation comes first (√). Cast for suitability, not popularity (√).

Movies by “great directors” that make no sense (×). Forced happy endings where everyone gets married (×).

A series of 3D infinite-loop films: fun, exciting, thrilling, made for IMAX theaters (√).

Cartoons that look like PowerPoint slides, with only five minutes of actual animation per episode (×)

2D animation should have a high frame rate, high quality, and high standards! (√)

Whatever he wants to watch, he invests in.

At first, Sang Yu only wanted to make entertainment for himself. As long as he enjoyed it, that was enough. Later, when viewers wanted something he thought sounded good, he invested in it.

The viewers wailing on his account had suffered enough: there were production teams that butchered the source material, teams with terrible casting, and teams whose special effects were a pile of garbage. And then there were the ones that managed to do it all!

For years, viewers had endured one mental assault after another!

Sang Yu, basking in praise from viewers saying, “President Sang, the industry can't survive without you!” and “President Sang, you're my god”: All right, for every show I make that I like, I'll reward you with one you'll love. (pat on the head)

Since I'm the one enjoying myself anyway, why not make things I like, you like, and everyone likes?

TV dramas: fantasy, magic, urban superpowers, futuristic science fiction, palace intrigue, historical costumes... Anything can be made!

The 3D animated infinite-loop films The Human-Honey and Joy and Mourning...

The 2D animation I'm a Delivery Contractor at the University of the Demon Clans...

Big musical variety shows...

A nationwide network of scenic tourist destinations in an immortal-cultivation style...

With no limits, anything is possible.

Sang Yu had a blast watching and playing, and the audience had a blast watching too!

Everyone left this play happy!

One day, several topics trended:

#PresidentSang, TheMakerOfQualityEntertainment#

#AReviewOfSangYusInvestmentHistory#

#QualityDrivingOutTrashInTheEntertainmentIndustry#

Content warnings:

1. The writing is average, but it's a self-indulgent, feel-good power fantasy.

2. The protagonist comes first.

3. The author isn't rich. All information is from the internet, so just enjoy it for fun. Mwah, mwah.

Theme: A career gives life its foundation