
The Entertainment Industry, Starting as a Renmin University Graduate
娱乐圈,从人大毕业生开始
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- Urban
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- Showbiz Romance
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The contract starts at 10 years and the split is 90/10. It's not bad for the main character to just coast along and make the most of their youth. But I need to try, at least to terminate the contract. I wrote the song myself, so I had to find the resources myself. Looking back, I only get one yuan out of the ten yuan. And I still have to pay taxes. What's the point?
Reborn as a beast of burden at the company, I get only 10% of the profits, practically begging on my knees.
Your introduction gives off a sense of superiority, which is unnecessary. Rebirth is your golden finger, the National People's Congress is nothing. There is no advantage in having a high degree of education, and there are actually many top academics in the entertainment industry. For example, Zheng Kai, a running man, scored 30 points higher than Fudan University's college entrance examination score. The current junior student Li Yunrui is from Huazhong University of Science and Technology.
With a 91 contract on your back and still writing songs, how can the copyright belong to you?
They are born with the work ethic of oxen and horses, and they even graduated with a bachelor's degree in sociology from Renmin University. If they want to leave this slave-like contract company with a 1:90 split, they can easily sue without paying exorbitant compensation.
To put it bluntly, the protagonist described by the author is a hardworking ox or horse.
Holy crap, is it really that bad? Starting with 10 years of selling yourself for a 91% cut, and you still only get 10% yourself? If it were your company, I wouldn't mind, you could pay less tax. But selling yourself to someone else feels like being treated worse than an animal! At least animals don't have to do so much work, and you still have to support them! And this guy graduated from Renmin University? With that kind of intelligence, how could he possibly get into Renmin University??
Does this protagonist even deserve to graduate from Renmin University? This author is practically insulting Renmin University!
In reality, we're treated like beasts of burden; even in the fantasy world of reading novels, we're expected to be those same hardworking beasts of burden. Readers are so lucky!
Writing lousy entertainment novels and still playing the role of fictional characters.
Mao has no sense of reason; he's completely brainless, no wonder he's destined to work.