Showbiz Starts with Social Media

It's a new book for a newbie, just click in and take a look. The first part may not be that good, but the further you go, the more interesting it becomes. Believe me, after reading about 20 chapters, you will fall in love with this book. If you don't like it, just quit. Thank you. (●'◡'●)ﾉ❤

Is it a selling point to write entertainment articles with down-to-earth protagonists? Can you tell me which of the entertainment articles that are still alive today is not down to earth? Which protagonist is not a diaosi?

See Chapter 6. The writing is really good. The writing is also pretty good. But can you please add a little bit about your worldview? Does the protagonist, a sophomore student, never go to class? Make videos, write scripts and sell them. I haven't taken any classes. Is this how top universities in the country manage? This protagonist has been working on the Earth set for three years! I was confused when I went to sell the script, and even entered the wrong place where the crew was auditioning. It's really hard to co-write and mess around on the set! In addition, it is said that you can laugh when you read a story, but can you really laugh when you read a script? Aren't they all about cutting the story into ten-second segments according to the length of the shot? Please help me with some popular science.

There is no campus plot, so why give Pigfoot a college student identity? It would be better to just give him a graduation or near graduation, and there is still plenty of time. Dozens of chapters have passed, and Pigfoot is either filming videos or singing or filming movies everywhere. The campus plot is basically unnecessary. Your Peking University student is wandering around outside every day? What do you think?

Many of them came from self-media, but there was only the beginning and then there was no trace of him, which was a bit disappointing.

Harem? Kneel down and lick? Is there a female protagonist? (I personally hope that the heroine will be an original heroine and not those who allude to reality, or it would be better if there is no heroine) Will you still have ambiguities with a bunch of women? (Personally, I think this is very important. If there is a single female protagonist, don't engage in those ambiguities. It's disgusting! If there is no female protagonist, then don't engage in it.)

The opening chapter of "Golden Finger" is so awesome, a master of editing, photography, piano, and directing. I just want to ask if the entertainment industry can still accommodate you as a director.

Is it a book from 2019? It all feels like the routines from the 12th century.

The first part of the plot is pretty good, but it started to fall apart when I started having a female protagonist. I couldn't watch the rest of the plot.

The pace is too fast, it feels like writing an outline