The male lead was Xu Yuan, and the female lead was Meng Xiaoxuan. What was a novel about an urban or entertainment star? It had to have management, entertainment, age, and celebrity elements? Where can I watch it?

Answer 1

This book was called " The Diva's Gossip Dad." The characters in the book included the supporting role of the boss of the Glasses Barbecue. He lived for more than 40 years, and it was all based on his knowledge! [Supporting role: Little white wolf, the overlord of dogs, the emperor of cats; all the small animals you see are your little brothers!] Supporting role-Lonely black horse, you accompany me through the night, I accompany you to watch the sunrise; until the end of life, still guarding for love! The male lead was Xu Yuan, a man with 30% acting skills, a walking tear bomb, a sickly acting skill, a bully on the set, Mr. Xu of Boss Ma, a CP maniac, and the female lead was Meng Xiaoxuan, who was soft on the outside but tough on the inside. She lost her father when she was young, and her heart was lonely. She needed extra care. However, she was sensitive and would always turn into her father's considerate little cotton-padded jacket at the most appropriate time! The male partner is Chen Kewen, who is the director of Zhongshi. He was the only one who could always understand Xu Yuan's intentions, but unfortunately, he was always half a step late. If he followed Xu Yuan, he would eventually become a great director! The supporting actress, Ning Meng, was a single mother with strong working ability. The origin of her child was suspicious. She was Xu Yuan's and Meng Xiaoxuan's golden manager, who was constantly being squeezed and taken care of by Xu Yuan! This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website.

" The Heavenly Queen's Gossip Dad " by Xia Yu Dacha Chan. It is a novel for urban and entertainment celebrities. It has management, entertainment, advanced age, and celebrity elements. It has been completed and can be enjoyed without worry.

User recommendation: There are too many flaws, and the reading experience is very poor.

1. The author's understanding of the entertainment industry was too shallow, and the supporting characters had been forced to lower their intelligence. Other than Maid Yu, there was really no online celebrity who was so bold as to directly ridicule their opponents on Weibo. In the book, Yang Ying repeatedly made things difficult for him on Weibo. Not to mention how powerful a certain treasure was in real life, how could he do such a low-level thing? Have you ever seen an online artist personally go out and fight with his opponent on social media? Also, Deng Jinyu had bought actors to be audience members for a singing show. This show relied on the audience's votes to decide the rankings. Wasn't it too ridiculous for a contestant to directly bribe the voting audience?

2. The choice of works and fame were a little fake. Chang 'an's Twelve Hours was not bad, but Cao Dun's sense of rhythm was too poor. The completion of the entire drama was not high, and the splash was also average. The film company claimed to be profitable, but there were many tricks in it. The early stages of this drama relied on the four-word traffic diversion. If it weren't for the top celebrities joining in, why would the investors invest so much money in a drama with a bunch of second and third-tier actors?
Late-night cafeteria's Mark episode was described vividly, but the viewership ratings were too fake. Huang Lei shouted himself hoarse, but the most he could get was close to 2. This year's Little Joy was also considered a small hit drama, so the viewership ratings were not so exaggerated.
In my opinion, the choice of songs doesn't match the audience's reaction described in the book. The current Chinese music scene was too weak. Little Lucky and Noko were already considered good songs, but their completion and influence were still far from the top.

3. Shooting a big head into the hospital, this kind of scene was a dark history.
After Nicholas Tse and Dicky Zhang injured the little white dragon, Dicky Zhang's stardom was ruined. Donnie Yen killed the wolf and beat Jingzhen Wu. After the video leaked, it dealt a great blow to Donnie Yen's image.
He didn't know what to do with this foreshadowing.

4. The data was distorted in many places. Weibo's likes exceeded 100 million, and there were so many traffic now? There weren't enough fans. One needed 100 million accounts to have more than 100 million likes. Whoever had this kind of appeal would be able to reach the top of China Entertainment. Kunkun Lulu only had five or six figures of likes after having over 100 million reposts and comments.

The investment in movies and TV series was also very fake. It was understandable that they would use the stingy pictures to be the main character's stepping stone, but a 1 billion investment did not conform to the economic law…
I hope you will like this book.