I Really Don't Understand the Entertainment Industry

Highlight: The entry point is quite good. Criticisms: 1. The first step in starting a business is to take out a loan of over 100 million to buy a villa. 2. A studio with no projects, loyal employees who haven't been paid for four months but still stay, and a naive demand that they can't be fired for three years. 3.

Something about the main character feels off, something's off. Turns out, the main character is always doing variety shows, so I'm not watching anymore, it's pointless.

The plot and concept of this program are truly boring and utterly uninteresting. I glanced at a few pages, then quickly flipped through them, but even the latest chapter felt tedious.

Unbelievable! Purely scripted programs take 30% of the profits.

The writing style is alright; it's quite comfortable to read. The entry point is entertainment fiction with a niche focus on screenwriting, and then the protagonist even works on children's variety shows—this might deter some readers. Personally, I think it's okay, but the starting point is too high. Also, the portrayal of the villainous characters is a bit overdone. Other than that, I can't see anything else yet. Keep it up…

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This is some kind of entertainment article; it's so boring, I couldn't even finish reading it.

It's been 10 days. Looks like I can delete the book now...