Chinese Showbiz 2009: Unlocking the Achievement Panel

Hey bro, it's you! I found this book while looking for books today, and it's really good. I was wondering what other novels the author has written before, and it turns out it's you. So, who's going to fill the gap in my list of League of Legends subtitle GOATs? (I think the author could be a League of Legends subtitle GOAT.)

Modern Chinese entertainment fiction relies heavily on character development, writing skill, story angle, and depth of gossip. External plot devices are almost optional, and having a native Chinese character is a major drawback. Writing Chinese entertainment fiction is simple, but it's not easy.

I'm a staunch harem fan; in the entertainment industry, single women are even worse than breakup stories where you can have one after another. If it's a single woman, please let the author know so I can leave.

It has to be about Shuangzi, that's what makes it interesting. Don't listen to those people spouting nonsense, even bringing up morality. If that were the case, the Chinese entertainment category would be shut down. How many celebrities have any morals? And don't even talk about making the book disappear. It's not like there aren't editors overseeing things. Why worry so much?

I started reading books about blood flow with "Championship Coach", then "Tsutendai" and this one. He has a bad habit: he doesn't explain things to his readers. Whether it's due to family matters causing a sudden break in updates, or simply because I'm not in a good mood and don't want to write anymore, I won't proactively explain.

The author should really include Shuangzi in his collection, it's so interesting. He should really train her properly later.

The author's portrayal of Shuangzi is hilarious, so eccentric and crazy, it's so relatable. But I have a small suggestion: don't buy it, because Shuangzi's world is beyond your understanding and control. She's a ticking time bomb; it's only a matter of time before she explodes.

Haha, the entertainment industry, the finance industry, the e-sports industry—those who know, know. Does anyone really believe there's any pure love involved?

At this point, Nazha should have already started her modeling career in Beijing. At the latest, by the latter half of 2010, she'd been taken advantage of by a rich second-generation heir from Qingdao. He'd been tacitly accepted as an 18-year-old prostitute, so she needed to quickly cultivate her career and get on board.

This is the most enjoyable entertainment novel I've read in recent years. The inclusion of a native protagonist prevents the reader from having an unrealistic desire for everything. The story unfolds step by step, with a well-handled grasp of the ins and outs of the film crew, including everyone's thoughts and emotions.