Running Man Debut: I Conquered the Entertainment Industry with Chinese Style

There are still people writing about Running Man these days!

Having lived two lives, this grown man has the personality of a delicate flower, utterly without temper, and acts like a child. Even with the company in such a state, he's never considered retaliation or anything; it's always the company doing its job. I just watch. Like this time when the company betrayed me and I was sent to school, I haven't uttered a single complaint against the company. He's even less capable than a primary school student.

This trash, Da Baobei, has already been banned and she's still writing about it. Just look at the impact of her Crazy Horse show to know she's a rotten person. She's lost all public goodwill and she's still writing about it.

Logically, shouldn't a female author be more aware of the ecosystem of top-tier celebrities? She's already a top star, yet she's constantly playing supporting roles; rivals can easily belittle her. Top-tier celebrities are very particular about billing order; there's constant fighting over billing. And is it really necessary for her to play supporting roles in bad dramas? It doesn't benefit her career at all, and it only lowers her status.

Is the protagonist in this author's story mentally unstable? What's the point of the company and agent? Aside from helping him get on Running Man and land two drama roles when he first returned to China, what was their purpose after that? After the protagonist became famous, he had to find all the scripts himself; the company and agent didn't help at all.

I have a feeling that the male lead is now tied to the "big baby" (a term used to describe a male lead who is practically begging for money).

The problems that have surfaced with Han Hong's charity organization may be due to Han Hong's mismanagement. Don't blame celebrities for not doing good deeds; charitable organizations are rife with problems, and the money you donate for good deeds might end up being used by others for food, drink, and entertainment. Even if you set up your own charity, problems may still arise.

I've read 300 chapters and you're still arguing with the baby. She can do whatever she wants, but you still want to get involved? There are so many women to choose from, why do you have to become a male mistress?

Naza is currently talking to Zhang Yunlong, so this isn't a big problem. Baby (Angelababy) is really not cut out for leading roles; if you wrote her as the lead, the book would definitely explode. Zhao Liying has a lot of problems lately; her new rumored boyfriend is a Burmese man with a hawk-like, wolf-like face, seemingly connected to DP (Democratic Progressive Madam). If this is true, it'll be a disaster. I suggest adding Li Yitong, Li Qin, Dilraba, or someone like that.

I really didn't expect this book to be so popular. It turns out Baby (Angelababy) has a lot of fans! She didn't write about her breakup with Huang Xiaoming, but just wrote about their on-screen couple relationship, and it actually did quite well. Are they just die-hard fans?