Chinese Showbiz: Starting with Producing Variety Shows

I feel like I'm losing control of the pacing. Aside from Xiao Hu and Xiao Tian, ​​which are somewhat interesting, the rest of the plot is too bland and too high-profile. The sugar daddy should be hidden in the background; the female leads' company CEOs should know. But in just over 100 chapters, the whole internet knows that the male lead is the sugar daddy of the female leads. How am I supposed to write the rest?

I suggest removing the background image of Pony Ma and the dialogue! A good background isn't impressive because it's clearly defined; it's impressive because it's vaguely described! Clear descriptions just make it seem too commonplace!

Everyone has a different idea of ​​what the main character looks like. If you post it, it will define the character and won't affect your perception of the character.

Oda

I've given all the monthly tickets. This type of male lead is truly rare in Chinese entertainment novels. The world has been yearning to lick his boots for so long.

The author is a literary youth who likes secondhand goods but dislikes the old A8.

Love Brain

Are there any novels with similar backgrounds where the protagonist is a big shot in the entertainment industry? I don't care what the main character does; I just want to read this kind of satisfying story.

Everything else was fine, it was a decent read among entertainment novels, but the fact that a character had an illegitimate child right at the start of his career was a major downside. Usually, this kind of plot point only appears in the later stages of an entertainment novel, near the end, and I suddenly lost all desire to subscribe.

It's rare to see a story about the Chinese entertainment industry written from the perspective of a big company's heir, and the female leads are all young. Keep it up!