I Really Don't Want to Be a Top-Tier Star Anymore

Don't always write about cold sweats, nervousness, etc. When several women meet together. It's very annoying. Don't flirt with them if you don't have the ability. This description is repeated every time. It's too funny to watch.

To be honest, the early plot is really good. The first few female protagonists have their own characteristics, so they are good enough to read without thinking. It's a pity that the author's songs have such poor aesthetics, and he insists on boasting about them, treating readers as if they are mentally retarded and forcibly poisoning them. The business war drama that follows is limited by experience and vision, and is extremely illogical. I can only say that the author needs to work harder, the creativity and the plot are still well written.

A top-tier company is reduced to having to auction off its protagonist. Is this still a top-tier company? The author simply does not understand the value of top-tier status in the traffic era. One person can support the whole company; Writing a singer-songwriter can not release an album, and waste classic songs on variety shows. It is really a poisonous weed!

This book is really too poisonous. It's okay to sell it to the top, but it will vomit blood later. The most important thing for a film and television company is talent, various post-production special effects teams, these people don't need to be trained. They were poached by others, and they can't even break it up. How can they open a company if these technical staff are gone? Sure enough, books with low monthly subscriptions really can't be read. It's not unreasonable to rush to the street.

The previous writing was okay, but when it came to the internal strife in the company, it was quite cute, and it felt inexplicable. Internal fighting is written like external fighting. What is the point of offending one's own company's cash cow to death? Is this the leading company? The company was treated like a plaything by a second-in-command, and where were all the direct subordinates of the advantageous father-in-law? How did he build and control this company? Is this an explanation for being unreasonable? It would be better to sell the company directly to avoid taking the blame. It is a common thing in the entertainment industry to wash rice, and let the second-in-command do whatever he wants. Isn't this just a back-up?

The author's song selection can only be described in two words, garbage

It was pretty good at first. But there was water in the back. Is there no detailed outline? In addition, the author's money logic is terrible. After Male Pig became popular, his endorsements reached 80 million, and Male Pig's short drama also earned the company 150 million. And the company only lost 100 million for a major drama. What is it? According to another person in the company who was more popular than him before, his endorsement amount was at least 60 million. Which top-notch person doesn't have around 20 endorsements? The company has two top players with an annual income of more than one billion. If it loses one or two billion, it will sell the male pig. Hahaha. (PS: In reality, for top celebrities, the endorsement fee is actually only 20 million a year)

The author should just drive. Even if he writes about Shura Field, it would be embarrassing not to write about the company.

I think this novel can be drawn as a Korean comic and put on the shelves JM

I am not familiar with all of the things I copied. Am I getting old? Why