Chinese Showbiz: A Sincere Top-Tier Star

If nothing else, I just want to ask a question: The protagonist is an outsider, an amateur, has no publicity, no traffic, and no fans. How can he become the sweet male lead of a big production just by relying on a company???? The author is so stupid

Check the information when evaluating. For example, the male protagonist of The Wandering Earth is not popular purely because of his own problems. There is also Bailu Black Material because the contract expired and was not renewed. (I think Bailu's black material is all about various anchors interpreting what Bailu said? Is this kind of interpretation difficult for those of us who have read and understood since elementary school?)

Oda

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I want to try writing about multiple female protagonists. Can you recommend some female protagonists for my reference?

I feel that the aura is weak, and the protagonist in the book has no characteristics. Compared with other Huayu books, it feels very dull. The ability is incompetent, the women are not women, the career is the standard assembly line of Huayu, and the plot is maintained at a level that is neither salty nor bland. After reading it, I found that I didn't have a deep impression of this book in my mind. It just lacked a core.

Boat

Very light, just one word "light"

It's not that exciting, whether it's the protagonist participating in events, interviews, interacting with fans, or the market response to the new drama being released, the plot just flows away like water. It's all done in one go

The drama I filmed didn't have the real sense of being popular. Except for Wang Churan's part in the dozens of chapters, I just wandered between the crew and the award ceremony. It made me feel sleepy.