I Venture Through Chinese Showbiz as a Daughter

The entertainment industry is different from the music industry. In the entertainment industry, even if you have talent, you have to climb the ladder slowly without money or resources. But the music industry is different. Someone who can write lyrics and compose music and whose songs are all hits can create their own success. It would be amazing if someone who still thinks about unspoken rules.

This is hilarious! I couldn't help but laugh when I saw the title. No money, no connections, trying to make it in the film industry, especially as a woman, in the era before social media was widespread... Hahaha! Do you think she could even get a role? In the seven years I grew up in film studios, there were plenty of beautiful women, plenty of talented women, plenty of women willing to "show up" for art. As for famous women... Sorry, not one.

Actually, the protagonist should be designed to look like Li Yuchun, who has a female body but a male appearance. If you make your protagonist too beautiful and without a powerful background, you're in trouble! The powerful and their vassals will expect you to serve them. Do you dare refuse? If you dare to resist, you will suffer a fate worse than death!

There aren't that many unspoken rules in the music industry. If you're good, you're good; if you're not, no amount of promotion will help. If you can make capitalists make money while lying down, they'll treat you like royalty. Why are there so many unspoken rules in the film industry? Everything belongs to someone else. You have nothing but a pretty face, so why would they come looking for you for no reason?

This book will be abandoned sooner or later, I'm writing this as proof. 🙂

It feels like the main character is about to be stuffed into a cream puff.

Author, do you have an outline? I can understand pursuing a career, but if you're still going to follow the same old formula of copying songs, making movies, and winning awards, how far do you think you'll go? What is the point of transformation? It's understandable not to include romance, but you're writing a story, not just recording a diary.

It's undeniable that she's a female author, because only they would believe that her success is due to the beauty of her work and her own hard work. Then she becomes self-absorbed and arrogant. Male authors, on the other hand, only seek cooperation and win-win situations from multiple parties, making more friends and fewer enemies, and uniting all forces that can be united.

Why are there books with women as the main characters in male-oriented fiction? It feels so strange.

For example, "Author, we really like you, we really like your novels, you write so well, you are really amazing"... Emm, it was so awkward to read. Maybe I've never been a fan of any celebrity and don't know what fan groups are like.