
The Creator of Variety Entertainment
综艺娱乐缔造者
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 760k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 9y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
210Chapters
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22.6kRecs
4.8kFans
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To this day, I still feel that your first "Chinese Youth's Jiaziyuan" was the best. It's a pity that it was completed so early. The second book "United Daily Entertainment" couldn't be controlled and turned completely into the AKB encyclopedia. I barely finished it, but it was very hard. What will happen to this book... Let's see
In fact, many of the memes in Japanese entertainment are not in line with Chinese habits. For example, some of the most commonly used funny phrases in Japanese entertainment are simply due to the different pronunciation of the same character in Japanese hiragana. Japanese people will find it funny if two words with the same pronunciation but very different meanings form a sentence. This method is almost different in China. Moreover, the most popular Ippoya artists in Japan are unlikely to be popular in China, especially the physical ones. To be honest, many Japanese entertainment can only be rooted in Japanese local culture. , Once you are separated, you will probably die miserably. Of course, in Japanese entertainment, the only thing that can really compete with the world is to tease people. However, due to different concepts, some methods of teasing people in Japanese entertainment will not only not be funny in other countries, but may also cause other troubles!
This background is so awkward. To be honest, I often watch Japanese TV shows. There are many funny points that are unique to Neon. Outsiders can't find them at all. Seeing them laughing so hard, I was expressionless and confused. Where is the funny point?
January 8, 2018. I've been waiting for a long time and still haven't updated. I'll leave a comment to register and come back in a few days.
I've watched "One Day Entertainment" and I quite liked it. I discovered this book by accident not long ago. The author has been updated for a year now. I have no choice but to make it right.
After reading the first chapter, I gave up decisively; now I read online novels to relax; but I felt that the plot of this book would be very troublesome to write, so I gave up decisively.
The writing is quite good, but I feel like you don't have to be always questioning and slapping people in the face. It's impossible to think about it when you have money to film but no one comes to act. Every time, even your own people question the protagonist. The protagonist is already the director of a provincial TV station. Why don't everyone give you face?
Why should the classification of actors be the same as the upgrade of cultivators?
Although the classification of third-rate artists, celebrities, and superstars is very clear, the characteristic of the entertainment industry is that some people will become famous overnight, and some will disappear. Although their net worth is there, it is full of surprises. The celebration of the third-rate actors is really drunk. This kind of celebrity classification, which is like cultivating immortals and upgrading, is nondescript. To put it bluntly, it is because the entertainment writers are lazy and directly apply the framework of fantasy grades. Nowadays, the authors of urban entertainment articles are lazy to the point of being crazy. First of all, almost all of them are fictional and parallel spaces. In order to facilitate plagiarism, if they are applied to real-life backgrounds, plagiarism is likely to cause collisions. In order to avoid looking up information, they just make things up to save trouble. The world is completely designed for the characters, and there is no logic at all. Then there is upgrading, which turns working hard in the entertainment industry into an upgrading process in fantasy. It is similar to junior, intermediate, advanced and top level. There are clear dividing lines. Acting and singing skills are also graded in this way. The funniest thing is that when upgrading, it is the same as upgrading in fantasy cultivation. There is a sudden breakthrough. I am so disappointed with today's urban entertainment.