Chinese Showbiz: Starting Out as a Film Producer

Here's a suggestion: don't write about obscure, less well-known characters. Unless it's just the author's personal preference, then disregard this. Take the previous book, for example—I've genuinely never heard of Hu. But I've at least heard of Zhou Ye, Meng Ziyi, and Liu Haocun, and I've seen their names appear on my feed quite a few times.

To put it simply, the male lead lacks humanity.

Zhang Ruonan, Wang Churan, Tian Xiwei, Chen Duling, Cheng Xiao, Yang Chaoyue, Jiang Peiyao, Chen Yao, Meng Ziyi, Zhou Ye

In the last three chapters, the male lead's mindset has changed, which is good. I didn't subscribe to the first two chapters with the fighting. I've read quite a few romance novels where the female leads often have conflicts, but they all maintain boundaries and don't resort to violence.

I also want Xiao Hu, Xiao Hu from the previous book is so good.

Tea, 🚢, and Little White Tiger are all very pretty little flowers.

Having read over 300 chapters of this book, aside from Cunzi and Wang, I didn't really remember any of the other female leads. To outsiders, Wang's character is utterly detestable—a terrible temper, constantly rolling her eyes, lacking emotional intelligence, and actively using her body to climb the social ladder.

Liu Haocun's family is wealthy, but they simply refuse to compensate the little girl.

If you put Lu Yuxiao in the list, Ru Qingyun looks both innocent and alluring.

Do men also encounter unspoken rules? I just saw on the trending topics that Chen Xiao sighed several times during his live stream. It seems there are some powerful men in the industry who engage in such practices, and many of those who are too handsome and refuse them become depressed...