Name: Chinese Showbiz: Young Actresses Have Their Eyes on Me
Author: Xi Fengman

Synopsis

People say that to make it in the entertainment industry, you need connections, influence, and resources. Otherwise, you’ll be faced with a harsh reality full of shady dealings and unspoken rules.

Everyone in the industry believes it.

When young actresses are desperate to break through but discover that veterans have firmly blocked every path to success, leaving them helpless and uncertain...

A newcomer with a System arrives on the scene: Gu Luojin.

Zhang Jingyi: “Gu, we’ve known each other the longest. You have to take responsibility...”

Zhou Ye: “Gu Luojin, you’re such a dog! You even trick dogs!”

Tian Xiwei: “Gu, pick me. I can wear my hair in twin ponytails~”

Zhang Ruonan: “If you don’t pick me, is it because I don’t look good in a wedding dress?”

Meng Ziyi: “You won’t pick me? I’ll cover your songs every day and sing them for you!”

Liu Haocun: “Geigei, it’s okay if you don’t pick me. I won’t cause you any trouble.”

Zhao Jinmai: “Big brother, Mai Mai’s all grown up now. I can act in romance dramas!”

Standing behind the other women, Zhang Zifeng smiles faintly. “Big brother can only be mine.”

The young actresses who are close to him find their long-sealed paths to stardom opening up, while Gu Luojin reaps a handsome reward.

Every young male star and top-tier star in the industry bows at his feet. Later, two lines circulate through the entertainment world to sum up his achievements:

If you want a hit drama or a star-making role, you must find Gu Luojin;

Had heaven not given us Gu Luojin, the male-oriented web-fiction world would have languished in endless darkness.

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