A Bard Makes His Way in Showbiz

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Having seen so many protagonists who become directors or start their own companies, I feel that being a pure actor also has its limitations. Even the most popular and talented actors can't withstand the pressure of capital! Directors, on the other hand, can win awards, start companies, and organize events; their influence allows them to establish their own independent ventures.

The lead actor is 1.8 Meters tall and weighs over 200 pounds, which is clearly overweight. How can he be cast as a refined and elegant young nobleman? Doesn't that seem out of place? With his height and weight, he's only suitable for playing burly giants like Lu Zhishen, or legendary warriors like Xiang Yu, Lü Bu, Cheng Yaojin, and Li Cunxiao. A height of 1.8 Meters or less, unless the weight is controlled to around 150 pounds, is unsuitable for playing a refined and elegant young nobleman.

Sissi

The main characters may change, but the Five Animal Frolics remain constant.

Happy birthday to Sisi on August 25th!

Everyone's writing about Yifei now, supposedly because they're unlikely to be sued and it's very safe. That's interesting; it'll immediately become clear who writes well and who doesn't.

I came for the celestial beauty, but left poisoned. The bard's upgrade system is actually an actor's singing system. I originally wanted to persevere for a few more chapters because of the celestial beauty, but the first ten chapters are all about interactions with unknown nobodys. Who would read an entertainment novel written like this?

Entertainment novels are always so silly, but the protagonists you write aren't exactly goofy either, are they? Why don't you try writing rural fiction?

Liu Yifei