Making Waves in the Entertainment Industry

Since you're writing about a parallel world and have changed the characters' names, could you make it a bit more original? You've written about so many celebrities, but their character settings are still pretty much the same as in the original world. Writing like this doesn't please either side.

Huangshan, I knew you were doomed from the moment you started writing about parallel worlds! Hurry back to writing about Chinese entertainment! These days, many people watch Chinese entertainment shows even with multiple female leads.

There are still many female celebrities that the most powerful tycoon hasn't written about. Could Huang Shan write a book about the Hong Kong entertainment industry starting in the 1980s? There were so many beautiful women back then, it would be very interesting.

It's a parallel, fictional world, so I don't feel immersed in it. 🔨🔨🔨🔨

It's been a bit drawn out; there are over forty chapters already, and "Your Remaining Sins" still hasn't aired.

The biggest problem is that when writing about fictional parallel worlds, why do you always have to use real people as characters?

If you're going to write a parallel story, make it entirely original. Don't use real-life figures in it; it makes it feel out of place.

... Huangshan, stop writing about parallel worlds, stick to writing about the entertainment industry. People will still read that.

A child star who debuted and has films and TV shows released every year, yet his savings are practically nonexistent? He calculated everything so meticulously when seeking investment for his first drama, but apparently he didn't contribute a single penny himself?

The formula is so old, it feels really awkward now.