From the Start, My Sister Sent Me to Be a Talent Agent

Stand up for Tzuyu, pzx said Tzuyu has already appeared twice on variety shows, so you are not allowed to bully in private? Chinese green cards have been discriminated against in Korean entertainment, and Tzuyu must have suffered a lot. .

Congratulations to Tofu for being promoted to the female lead!

Mingnan

Does anyone have any recommendations for similar books about rabbits? There are too few books about my rabbit. There are forty Korean entertainment books on the bookshelf, and only this one is about rabbits. There are even fewer books about Tzuyu. I have never seen anything about tofu. It's not easy😌😔

Sister Pei

Sana! mo

Can the heroine add some tofu? I haven't read any novels about Tofu heroines. I'm not a fan of Rabbit Gas. I only know the second-generation girl group. I only met them this year. I got to know them through reading novels, and then I searched for videos to watch them. At first glance, I thought Tofu didn't look good, but slowly the more I read, the more I like them, and the more I watch, the cuter they become, hahaha😁

sana

Tzuyu

I recommend Teacher Orange's book "Being Introduced by My Sister to Be an Agent". Although the name may seem unremarkable, it is actually one of the best in the field of Korean entertainment. When we talk about literary works, what do we look for? Is it the beauty of the writing, the coherence of the plot, or the artistic expression, etc.? It can be said that many factors will affect the reader's senses. Most similar works are prone to fall into misunderstandings such as serious fan psychology, too immature plots or writing, or the dilemma of giving random tricks to the protagonist and deviating from reasonable logic. I am just a layman in literature, but my experience and aesthetics allow me to appreciate a work. For the above, I often encourage: hy is not easy, seedlings come on, mixed with other positive words (because the general environment can understand). However, in my personal opinion, this book by Mr. Orange is already a mature work (especially compared to his first immature book, which is a qualitative improvement.) First of all, in terms of character creation, Distinctive characters are not cookie-cutter, and changing the name to Zhao Qian Sunli will have no impact on the stereotype. Although it has just been more than 90 chapters, the characters of Sana, Chaeyoung, Tzuyu, Irene, Yeji, Liuzhen, etc. Are already shining in their own way. When you recognize that these images are consistent with reality and similar to your impression, you will also sigh: Only Teacher Tachibana can create such an image, maybe others don't have that taste. The second is the writing style, which is neither too self-proclaimed nor too dry to attract people to continue reading. Teacher Ju is a veteran. In fact, the pursuit of beautiful people and things is human nature. We readers see Hy a lot because of celebrities (also known as LSP), but he has the right scale to stay away from censorship and river crab Dafa without being explicit, and still holds the pipa to half-cover his face. This blank space is the most fascinating part of his works. I often feel that Mr. Tachibana's writing has something of Haruki Murakami's feel to it, with a light and translucent tone that washes away all the lead, just like tasting a cup of tea, but leaves a lingering fragrance in your mouth. Lastly, there is the plot. In fact, the first dozen or so chapters are still a bit ordinary and unsatisfactory like most. When I look back and re-read the beginning, I can't help but have some regrets. I regret that Teacher Yu Ju could have handled it better, because the further you read, the more surprised you will be, and you even look forward to the next development of the plot. Rather than the clichéd male and female protagonists appearing in some variety shows such as I Knot, The Masked Singer, etc. With dozens of chapters, or filming a TV series as a bond between the male and female protagonists, that kind of writing is not impossible, but it is a lot less surprising for me. Sometimes I can predict the plot two days later, so I just give a polite subscription and it is done. The plot of Teacher Tachibana may be a bit more life-like, but some fragments of life can make my eyes light up. It seems to be a bit more light novel-like, but it doesn't have too much of that atmosphere. It can be said that it has achieved a better combination. Of course, Teacher Tachibana's book cannot be perfect, due to limitations of the subject matter, such as the identity of the male protagonist, and the handling of relationships with several girls (because the male protagonist has a tendency to be a scumbag who does not take the initiative, refuses, and is irresponsible). I am looking forward to how Teacher Tachibana will handle these things, how to rationalize the unreasonable points, or how to achieve logical self-consistency at the artistic level, and how to show more of the advantages and strengths of the male protagonist, so that readers can recognize the good match between the male and female protagonists, etc. To sum up, this is a good work, so I recommend it to everyone. In my opinion, in the face of more than just a niche group of star-chasers, maybe ordinary readers will not have a bad impression after reading it. Teacher Orange put it on the shelves the day before yesterday. He said that there will be more updates according to the order quantity. I hope he will update 10 times every day! I almost want to catch him in a dark room and keep coding...