Chinese Entertainment Starts with an Esports Champion

I think if you write an Ultraman mixed with Chinese entertainment, it is better than e-sports.

Your timeline is 2017. Instead of choosing a young girl born in the 1990s, you choose Yang Rong as the heroine. She is almost 40 years old and looks really uncomfortable.

Author deletes comment? ? ? I really laughed and couldn't even give you any well-intentioned suggestions...

In the age of traffic, in the entertainment industry, you have to control early scandals. It's not that you can't talk about it, but you can't be so unscrupulous. Before it becomes stronger, the female fandom is very important, especially if the male protagonist is now a singer, and his traffic itself is inferior to that of an actor.

The champion player is guaranteed a minimum annual salary of tens of millions, and gives up his annual salary and honors of tens of millions to join the entertainment industry? Is being a champion a bonus in the entertainment industry?

It's so embarrassing, you're so cool at the age of 18, but you really like a 36-year-old. Is it because you lack maternal love? Does the author have no mother?

When you went to work in China Entertainment in 2017, you had no capital or background, and you were just an exploited worker. If you dare not go when they ask you to accompany others, you will be banned if you don't.

Yang Rong is almost forty years old. In 2017, we don't want people born after 1995. Anyone born after 2000 can be the heroine.

To sum up: e-sports, e-sports cannot be written; China Entertainment, written like a piece of shit...

E-sports is at the upper end of the contempt chain. Isn't it a downgrade for e-sports to join the entertainment industry?