What Should I Do If I Accidentally Become a Star?

I just saw number twenty-two, Guangxi Angquan! This is ruthless, mainly using the body's hard parts, such as the knees and elbows, to strike the enemy's weak points and fatal areas, such as the chest, neck, and kidneys. Then there's Bajiquan and the invincible armor technique.

I am Ma Wencai. I didn't do anything wrong. I just fell in love with a girl when I was sixteen. She was swinging on a swing in the yard next to my house. Her hair was messy and her face was flushed. When my mother said she was betrothed to me, I had the servants choose the thickest tree and marry it to a beautiful swing. Due to the rules of etiquette, I cannot see her often.

If he were really that handsome and had even performed at a stadium, wouldn't he have become a sensation by now?

Sorry, I'm totally hooked. Chapter four starts with the makeup artists being all effeminate and disgusting, blah blah blah. Then (the protagonist can't play the piano), he suddenly develops muscle memory and can play it for a film (and then he becomes a master impersonator).

When it comes to writing entertainment stories, I still prefer parallel or fictional worlds; I don't like any of the current world celebrities.

Personally, I feel that only stories featuring a blonde bombshell are somewhat enjoyable to read. Although the female leads are mostly celestial beauties, given the current trends in the entertainment industry, the possibility of a celestial beauties' scandals being exposed is virtually zero. After all, she can't get in anyone's way anymore.

I have a question about entertainment novels. Are they single or multi-female protagonists? If it's single, I'm out. Yes, entertainment novels look down on single female protagonists.

I don't know why, but something just feels off. Your parallel structure isn't completely parallel, and reality isn't entirely realistic either. It seems like two things combined, but in reality, you don't please either side. If someone in real life were to suddenly cause a scandal, you'd get hurt too. The entertainment industry is really getting harder and harder.

This book is considered quite good for an entertainment novel. It's the only entertainment novel on my bookshelf, along with those by Su Ye, Tie Zhu, and Xu Zhen. Honestly, I can't think of many books in the entertainment genre that you could actually find readable.

Entertainment novels should be wildly promiscuous; otherwise, why bother writing them? Just write romance novels! The fantasy is always satisfying; without it, what's the point? Fantasy is essential for entertainment, so a harem is the perfect choice. If you have multiple heroines, don't make them all get along.