A Superstar Begins with Bankruptcy
巨星从破产开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 464k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
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I'd like to know if artists who cause a company to go bankrupt need to pay compensation to the company? If an artist's actions lead to a breach of contract, is the protagonist's company fully responsible for the compensation? Also, in Chapter Two, a singer signed a contract but didn't perform on the Masked Singer stage. As the company owner, what's the next step in dealing with this singer?
Regarding Qi Youlin's mother, she made a mistake with Qi Xiao when they were young, a mistake that shouldn't have been passed on to Qi Youlin. A child who doesn't know who her mother is from childhood to age 14, and then her mother is portrayed as the CEO of a large company... If Qi Youlin's mother was forced to stay away from her, that would be acceptable.
(~￣▽￣)~ You can step on your own sofa.
To be honest, if I want to write a lighthearted entertainment story, I'm really not suited to writing about the dark side of the entertainment industry 😥. Because if I can make the protagonist owe 200 million, I can also find a way to make him pay it all off before he goes to jail.
Artists don't have to pay compensation to their companies for breaching contracts? Is that even possible? Have you ever heard of the term "breach of contract penalty"? Is the protagonist running a charity?
Pfft, utterly useless and already owes 200 million... Honestly, if I wanted to borrow, I could only owe a few hundred thousand at most. Even if I borrowed from all the apps, it would only amount to a few thousand or tens of thousands. Then a few close friends could lend me 100,000 each. So, someone who can borrow 200 million is utterly useless, and what am I then...?
Emmm
Overall, it's really good! I only have one question. Is the female lead Yoo-rin's biological mother? Please, isn't she?! I really can't accept it if the female lead is her biological mother. I've read about her past, but I don't sympathize with her at all, really. Does she even deserve it? She'd be better off just dying at the beginning.
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I don't know if it's my taste that's lacking, or if the author's taste is just peculiar, but some of the songs chosen are really not good. It's awkward to see them being praised so harshly.