The Variety Show Super-Director

I've read many books over the years, but I rarely write book reviews, mainly because there are too many uncomfortable comments in the reviews of this book. Some people say that variety shows are dispensable, so why write about them? They say they never watch variety shows, etc. What are variety shows? They are a form of broadcasting that brings joy and healing.

Who do you want for the female lead? Please leave a message. No married couples please! No preference between Chinese and foreign! Single female lead only.

I don't usually like to bring up real-life issues; I just read novels for fun. But some of the author's writing is really annoying. For example, in Korean BBQ restaurants, there are people who grill the meat for you. You could write that, but why add that it's "a little better than in China"? China is so big, do you even know that? Just because you haven't seen it doesn't mean it doesn't exist.

Variety shows are just a way to make easy money. No matter how well a variety show is made, it's all thanks to the celebrities, what does it have to do with you, the director?

I've been reading this novel, but I'm busy and reading slowly. I'm currently on chapter 641. I've noticed that the author seems to only like outdoor variety shows; there aren't any indoor variety shows at all. Even "Rebirth" and "The Inn" only count as outdoor variety shows. Don't you want to write about all the excellent studio variety shows?

I checked it out for free for a limited time, but honestly, I couldn't continue after the first few chapters. Although I'm just an ordinary person, I've encountered rich kids and children of officials in university. Those I got along with were easy friends, and those I didn't know well at least had basic manners and superficial politeness. But I've never encountered such arrogant, privileged kids.

I don't know why, but when it comes to K-pop girl groups, I can only appreciate their legs, not their looks.

We are seeking virtual celebrity hosts for the show "Two Days & One Night," approximately 3-4 of whom you will create. Requirements: Name, age, gender, personality, etc.—The more detailed the better.

Seeing this kind of book is weird. How can a variety show director be so arrogant? Look at Xie Tiaokui from Hunan TV. He withdrew and now he's barely a ripple. When you don't have a broadcasting channel, you're always at a disadvantage. And yet you're so cocky, signing contracts with others with a 1-9 split.

A friend recommended this place, and after reading over two hundred chapters, I couldn't help but complain about how you managed to reduce the staff of a large-scale variety show to only eighty people. When I participated in the filming of Running Man, the camera crew, excluding the aerial photography crew and the establishing camera crew, had 96 camera positions per episode.