Business Articles Related to the Entertainment Industry
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Recommendations are not limited to sexual orientation. The highlight is management, that is, the protagonist builds his own entertainment industry. The highlight is cultivating and investing in artists, variety shows, and movies.
As an interesting novel with a beginning and an end, it can actually be rated five stars, but after all, it is just a cool novel and has no connotation, so it is not easy to rate it.
I personally recommend it. The last step to improve the atmosphere in the entertainment industry is also very interesting.
It is a relatively complete and brightly written Shuangwen, which is considered good in the entertainment business category.
The heroine's company started out by cultivating idols, but in the end it was limited to idols, neither above nor below. Although the scale of the real entertainment industry company is considered large, in the novel, she still hopes to become that kind of entertainment empire.
In the end, the heroine's company was still mainly engaged in idol management and the small talent show, but it also built a gym and company building through the system. It always made people feel that such an arrangement was a pity when the heroine's system had such rewards (it was used as a check-in place for fans)
Overall, it's good, and it seems to be a good article among the entire entertainment industry management articles. However, the heroine's company is limited to such a small idol group, and she opened a small family-style audition workshop, which did not develop in the end.
There was no feeling of success until the end.
In the end, there is still no cp bonus points.
Although there are some common slap-in-the-face plots at the beginning, it's nice that the heroine doesn't end up with her ex-boyfriend.
There's nothing particularly poisonous about it, but there's nothing particularly attractive about it either.
I don't know what the role of the Mermaid Tears at the beginning is, and it really doesn't count as a golden finger.
I felt like the author couldn't finish the story at the end, as it spanned many years in just one chapter, but I'm also grateful to the author for finally giving an explanation and not ending it.
As a novel in which the protagonist is a director, and there is no particularly memorable director in the film-within-a-film, it can be considered a futile success.
The writing is too messy to be considered a brilliant entertainment business article, but there aren't any big mistakes.
But it's really messy, and drawing cards isn't very engaging. (There is no sense of upgrade)
It has no merit and is also limited to small companies. It is similar to the above "Entertainment Industry Company Management Manual" and "Entertainment Industry Life Starts from a Small Assistant". If reading the above two is not enough, you can read this.
The only thing you need to pay attention to is that for the slap-in-the-face plot later on, the protagonist has online fans at the beginning (but not many), so just get through those few chapters.
Because the heroine is a book traveler, she has a keen eye for identifying talents and discovering artists. In the eyes of people in the book, she has an excellent investment vision.
The early stage was good, but in the mid-term when the company moved into the manor, it became a bit suspended.
In particular, this manor is partly a company address and partly a filming location for a talent show, and the talent show is even for celebrities who have already made their debut. It is sometimes live broadcast, sometimes recorded, and it is a one-person stage. It really doesn't feel like a talent show.
Moreover, the heroine is a bit too pretentious, as if she has the best investment vision in the whole novel, but it doesn't sound like she is really that great.