The Salted Fish of Deyun, the Superstar of Chinese Entertainment, and the God of Gaming

It was written that I wanted to be a salty fish, but I was very busy looking for work. I wanted to embrace Deyun Society, but I ended up busy promoting Deyun Society. I gave him various songs from my previous life, but after all, they were not my own efforts, so I didn't feel bad if I prostituted them for free. I dropped out of school at first, but soon I wanted to go to school again. I made hundreds of millions from gambling, bought dozens of old houses in Beijing that were to be demolished, a large courtyard house, and some real estate. I also bought Tencent stock as a minority shareholder, and I was just a "salted fish" who couldn't live idle. Although human beings are contradictory creatures, the protagonist is a bit too contradictory and likes to make himself uncomfortable.

None of the famous characters in Deyun Society are very good.

Cao Yunjin: Master, my salary is too low Wang Hui: Xiao Cao, while there are many people now, my wife will kneel down for you.

A common problem for new writers is that they don't have an outline and just write about everything. Scaring off gangsters, drafts, copying songs, gambling, and games are all poisonous points.

It's quite interesting. By the way, as a digression, Cao Yunjin had a way to solve the problem when Cao Yunjin was forced to quit the company: let his mother directly come forward. My son paid for three years to learn a trade and served as an apprentice for two years. Now that my son is older, he wants to buy a house and hope to start a career. Guo Degang can't handle it at all, so he sends him out respectfully. Wang Hui, let alone kneeling, is useless even if he rolls on the floor.

Deyunshe is like that now

Sanjiang is just like these disgusting things.

Deyunshe has been beaten to pieces! Guo's criticism of this and that is actually worse than those who despise him and reject him. Eat people without spitting out bones. Hang around with him, unless you bring money into the group, it's not too bad

To be honest, I don't know if you're writing about cross-talk or novels about games. I feel like you write more about games than you do about cross-talk. Can you write less about games?

Generally speaking, the protagonist of a salty fish novel is much busier than the protagonist who wants to dominate the entertainment industry at the beginning, and they understand everything.