Chinese Showbiz: My Comeback from Top-Tier Star Status
华娱：从顶流开始逆袭
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- Showbiz Romance
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These are entertainment-industry novels focused only on actresses born in the 1990s or 1995. If you know of any others, feel free to recommend them. Novels about actresses like Bi, Meng Ziyi, Xuan Lu, Li Yitong, Bai Lu, Zhou Ye, Zhang Jingyi, Tian Xiwei, and Chen Duling are all welcome.
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Wow, this is ridiculous! They don't even know Cheng Xiao has a company, yet they're writing articles about her to generate buzz. Her contract has always been with Yuehua Entertainment. Even her South Korean green card was sent by Yuehua. Can't they at least do their research before writing this? Seriously, I'm speechless. The studio's writers are truly amazing.
NB was just written casually.
Zhou Ye is clearly an artist under Hesong Media, and her boss is Li Bingbing. To claim she's Zhang Gongzhu's godmother, Zhou Xun, is truly astounding. And why hasn't she changed it in so long? So malicious.
Haven't watched it yet But you know your female lead's name needs to be a homophone. There's no need to be so abstract. What the heck is Yang Chaoyue?
Add a small field.
This author is incredibly stubborn. Despite so many problems and numerous complaints, he refuses to change. His studio has been running for months, and he hasn't hired an agent, leaving it to his parents. His parents are just ordinary people, unfamiliar with everything. I understand they can't find a suitable agent quickly, but he won't even hire an assistant or security. He's a top star!
If you're going to write entertainment fiction, please learn more about the entertainment industry. A top star gets 8 million yuan for a single TV series plus 2 million yuan in investment revenue. Even with salary caps, that's not enough; it's like feeding a beggar.
Seeing that he's become a top star, yet he hasn't even built a team, I'm truly speechless. There are no details about business negotiations or contracts; is the protagonist going to handle everything himself? Or is he relying on his parents in a small town? There were hints that he should set up a studio, but it hasn't happened yet.
The writing is actually alright, readable, but it's obviously written by a novice. The author projects too much of their own real-world situation into the story, giving it a very lowbrow feel. This style isn't popular anymore; there are a lot of similar works, but it gets boring after a while.
Tasting hundreds of herbs
Seeing Zhang Jingyi's post about working alone and also doing freelance photo editing, it's clear she didn't do any research at all. I don't even need to read further to know the rest is pure garbage.
Writing entertainment articles without ever checking any background information online is truly remarkable.