Chinese Entertainment: Starting Out as a Top-Tier Star

Wasted in my past life, reborn now, in the orphanage, new members added. The three major orphanages, I'm here. Good personality, wonderful classmates. Writing scripts, learning directing, teachers like him, they value him highly. World Cup, earning extra money, finding Ning Hao, clinging to his coattails. Stone became a success, as expected. Think about it, which one to copy?

Qidian should implement a credit system. In the future, anyone who abandons their project, regardless of how many pen names they use, should be tracked by their new account number. Verification could start with bank cards and ID cards. Those with a criminal record should be resolutely boycotted.

The author has some skill; unlike the formulaic writing of other entertainment novels, you've clearly researched what real celebrities are like. The scene with the candid photos on Weibo shows you understand the importance of online traffic and popularity for stars. Most others rely on systems and luck, but your writing has a truly prophetic feel, demonstrating a deep understanding of the importance of online traffic and how to earn profits through one's own efforts.

Korean dramas that plagiarize "Goblin" have a high cost-performance ratio, with the lead actor playing the second male lead, the Grim Reaper. Because the lead actor is both an investor and the original author, it can be changed to a co-lead role. This drama offers three advantages for the male lead.

I don't understand. A new author, who achieved a respectable level of success in the entertainment genre, would voluntarily abandon their work. What kind of bizarre move is this?

Let me start with my initial impressions. First, the male lead is well-developed and feels good, but the romance is a bit thin; it didn't leave a deep impression after reading. However, it's different from traditional harem novels, which is a good thing. As for the shortcomings, I felt it was too fast-paced and rushed.

Seriously, Qidian should implement a policy where authors who abandon their works have to return a certain amount of money. Good heavens, who would still read the official version if that were the case?

Readers have absolutely no protection; the author can just abandon the story whenever they want. Readers spend money on books, tips, and monthly passes—all that money is wasted. No wonder everyone's going to read the official version.

Please, the female lead should not be Yang Zi; I really can't ship them.

This must be an old author's pseudonym. The writing flows smoothly, and the scumbag's true colors are fully revealed without being too annoying, which is very rare and doesn't seem like a newcomer's at all. Moreover, the female characters are pushed away when they should be, and the unsuitable ones aren't forced into it. The ambiguity is created very appropriately.