Let's Show Off, I Entered the Entertainment Industry Just to Make Money

Name: Let's Show Off, I Entered the Entertainment Industry Just to Make Money
Author: Draw a Blue Line

摊牌了，我进娱乐圈就是为了赚钱

by Draw a Blue Line (划一蓝)

Status: Completed
Length: 71k Words
Genre: Urban
Audience: Male
Subgenre: Showbiz
Updated: 4y ago
Source: Qidian

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Synopsis

Miao Genzheng, a sports college student from a poor family, goes to the construction site every summer to make money by moving bricks. During the winter vacation, he goes back to his hometown in the mountains to make money by ordering mountain goods. In his freshman year, Miao Genzheng met seven good classmates who had been hanging out in the film and television city all year round. Together with the other seven, they formed the ninth son of Guiti. Miao Genzheng was ranked behind Lao Qi and was called Lao Jiu. The other seven members of the ninth son of Guiti heard that Miao Genzheng's family was poor and his father was involved in a freight accident. Not only was he dead, but he also owed millions of dollars in debt to others along with the car and goods. So seven people who had known each other for a long time in Oriental Film and Television City took Miao Genzheng to Oriental Film and Television City during the summer vacation to make money by doing small jobs. It was better than moving bricks for 200 a day. After going to Oriental Film and Television City, Miao Genzheng became a substitute who could earn 800 a day. "Sure enough, I make more money than moving bricks. It is still profitable in the entertainment industry." Miao Genzheng is very satisfied with this income. Just after an accident, Miao Genzheng had someone else in his head? No, there's an extra ghost?

Reader comments

Ten vacancies and ten flutters 🙂🙂🙂 Huayu doesn't know how to write. Nowadays, there are basically few Huayu novels that can be read. Otherwise, the timeline is too slow and the aesthetic fatigue makes it difficult to read. Now I go to the book review area to read the comments and find that they are all trolls, but after reading the book for more than ten years, I feel that it is just boring. The heroine must write more about daily life, but the number of words should be kept to about one million. If you continue to write it, it will become boring. If there are more than 5 heroines at most, you will feel overwhelmed, but you must not write it too harmoniously or there will be no interesting points. The heroine must have a distinct personality. To put it bluntly, normal people who watch China Entertainment, those who watch China Entertainment are not LSPs. For example, many people say that the heroine is Damimi. If Liu Baozi is not good at this or that, he feels that he is black and black. Now the main readers of novels are definitely in the 80s~ People born in the 90s are definitely not the main force, and those born in the 00s can only curse people 🙂🙂🙂 Bai Yueguang, who was born in the 80s and 90s, is definitely one of the poetry immortals of the Tang Dynasty. If they don't write about where they come from, they won't read it if there is no topic, no Sibi, no antagonistic dog. Or as you said, those who watch China Entertainment are all LSPs. No normal person watches China Entertainment.
4 likes4y ago
Is the author going to film again?
The author went to film? If you can't make money from online dramas, you should come back and write books🤓
3 likes3y ago
As the only supporting character who has been rumored to have a waist problem, I must solemnly state that the problem is caused by the disc in the waist, not the waist! This kind of rumor will affect my appointment market.
3 likes4y ago
The name of the male protagonist. . . Will it feel bad?
1 like4y ago
One Man, Two Souls is still an entertaining article. The author is also brave
1 like4y ago
Civilized people come to some uncivilized 404 novels
4y ago