As an Agent, It Makes Sense for Me to Make the Whole Village Famous, Right?

Sooner or later, the gold medal manager died of the artist who personally made him famous. He was exhausted physically and mentally, so he chose to quit the entertainment industry and return to his hometown in the mountain village. She originally just wanted to stay away from Vanity Fair and heal her wounds quietly, but she didn't expect that as soon as she returned to the village, she would be mocked as a "city bumpkin" by a seven-year-old child. What's more, she didn't expect that the hometown she once wanted to escape would hide so many lively and lovely people. The poor-talking child, the rhubarb who can pick bones, the uncle who was pushed into the ditch by the pig, the aunt who can chat 800 times a day, the folks who grow mountains full of peach blossoms... They are real, noisy and lively, laugh openly, and live brightly. Sooner or later I discovered that seeing the world doesn't necessarily mean going to the city. Local customs, the smell of chickens and dogs, and the smoke and peach blossoms are also the most vivid aspects of the world. So, starting from a temporary "Village Star", sooner or later, it started again, turning a small mountain village that no one cared about into a star-making base for the entire network.