The Entertainment Industry's Great Talent Scout: Starting After a Failed Debut as a Lucky Charm

From the start, he was handed a company, but it was a money pit buried in debt and on the verge of going under at any moment. Then he signed a lucky charm, only to find she was a talent-show flop whose reputation had sunk to rock bottom. It was 2018, and the big IPs and hit film and TV projects had already been snapped up. In this frustrating parallel world, every shortcut to getting rich overnight was a dead end. Li Qingyun’s only lifeline was the fishpond lottery System bound to Yang Jinli. Years later, after reaching the pinnacle of Chinese entertainment, he wrote in his autobiography: “More than winning awards, I love it when people wish me a lifetime of never coming home empty-handed.” Also known as: “The Talent’s No Good, So the Agent Is Warming Up” “An Observation Journal of Fan Circles and Entertainment Agencies” “Help! My Boss Looks at Me Like I’m a Cheat Code. What Should I Do?”