Chinese Showbiz: All My Artists Are Top-Tier Stars

Name: Chinese Showbiz: All My Artists Are Top-Tier Stars
Author: Little Five Corn

华娱：我的艺人全顶流

by Little Five Corn (玉米小五)

Status: Completed
Length: 2.5M Words
Genre: Urban
Subgenre: Showbiz Romance
Updated: 5mo ago
English: Request a translation

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Synopsis

(Business and everyday life, multiple heroines, and not mindless. It currently averages 5,000 subscriptions, with peak subscriptions over 10,000, so everyone can read with confidence.)

(New book: I Really Didn’t Plan to Rely on My Looks to Make It in Chinese Entertainment. Feel free to check it out.)

Jiang Ye, a big shot in the entertainment industry, is hailed as the boss who’s best at coaching actresses.

The stars under his management focus on helping farmers through celebrity influence, taking Chinese culture overseas, and having celebrities work the land...

His approach is incredibly down-to-earth.

While coaching his newly crowned Best Actress through a pivotal scene, he solemnly advised her, “Remember, the soul of a kissing scene lies in commitment and imagination.”

“...”

The more Jiang talked, the more engrossed he became. He even closed his eyes and puckered his lips. “That’s it, lose yourself in it, be devout...”

As the Best Actress watched her boss’s face drawing closer and closer, her brain completely short-circuited.

She took a deep breath and without hesitation kissed him...

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