As Soon As I Started Writing Online Articles, You Asked Me To Join The Entertainment Industry?
Author: Huai Hai Yang Ji Ren
Original Title: 我一写网文的，你让我混娱乐圈？
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- Title: As Soon As I Started Writing Online Articles, You Asked Me To Join The Entertainment Industry?
- Author: Huai Hai Yang Ji Ren
- Genre: Urban
- Status: Ongoing
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Introduction As Soon As I Started Writing Online Articles, You Asked Me To Join The Entertainment Industry?
[Entertainment + Daily + Single Female Protagonist Xiaotian]
After traveling through time, Cheng Che decided to be a fun person.
Become a writer of online articles first, and then join the entertainment industry. My purpose is to leave sadness to others and happiness to myself.
Writing online articles, he moved "Dragon Clan", wrote "Xia Mi" to the top of the hot search list and successfully broke the circle, and wrote "Shou Huiliyi" to be the top of the hot search list.
The sentence on the left is "To my dear readers" and the sentence on the right is "For the sake of your Majesty", sending him to the top of the list of "This officer must be killed" in the online literary circle.
On a variety show, during the self-introduction session, I asked him what he usually does. He said, "I usually create something addictive."
The host, guests, and director all had their brains shut down, and question marks were flying in the live broadcast room.
Performing talents, he sang "Miss Dong" in folk songs, "Just Right" in pop songs, and even the national style song "Fireworks Easily Cold".
He slaughtered all the major music charts, and the audience cried and was hurt, asking everywhere who hurt him like this.
Telling stories, he told stories about realistic themes such as "The Last Leaf" and science fiction themes like "Bring Her Eyes".
I pulled out the fairy tale "The Daughter of the Sea" with my backhand, which even made the children cry.
...
Many years later, Cheng Che, who had become famous (and infamous), was asked in an interview why his works always made people sad...
His answer was this-
"When I think about others crying when they read my books or listen to my songs, I want to laugh."
After traveling through time, Cheng Che decided to be a fun person.
Become a writer of online articles first, and then join the entertainment industry. My purpose is to leave sadness to others and happiness to myself.
Writing online articles, he moved "Dragon Clan", wrote "Xia Mi" to the top of the hot search list and successfully broke the circle, and wrote "Shou Huiliyi" to be the top of the hot search list.
The sentence on the left is "To my dear readers" and the sentence on the right is "For the sake of your Majesty", sending him to the top of the list of "This officer must be killed" in the online literary circle.
On a variety show, during the self-introduction session, I asked him what he usually does. He said, "I usually create something addictive."
The host, guests, and director all had their brains shut down, and question marks were flying in the live broadcast room.
Performing talents, he sang "Miss Dong" in folk songs, "Just Right" in pop songs, and even the national style song "Fireworks Easily Cold".
He slaughtered all the major music charts, and the audience cried and was hurt, asking everywhere who hurt him like this.
Telling stories, he told stories about realistic themes such as "The Last Leaf" and science fiction themes like "Bring Her Eyes".
I pulled out the fairy tale "The Daughter of the Sea" with my backhand, which even made the children cry.
...
Many years later, Cheng Che, who had become famous (and infamous), was asked in an interview why his works always made people sad...
His answer was this-
"When I think about others crying when they read my books or listen to my songs, I want to laugh."
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If you are looking for an urban entertainment novel that balances laugh-out-loud humor with gut-wrenching emotional catharsis, Huai Hai Yang Ji Ren’s As Soon As I Started Writing Online Articles, You Asked Me To Join The Entertainment Industry? is a must-read. It is a refreshing take on the "transmigration" subgenre, shifting the focus from corporate climbing to the chaotic, hilarious, and often soul-crushing life of a creative genius.
The protagonist, Cheng Che, is a character who instantly charms the reader with his cynical but lighthearted outlook on life. His mantra—leaving sadness for his audience while keeping the joy for himself—sets the tone for a narrative that thrives on irony. Watching him achieve fame by "traumatizing" his readers with literary masterpieces like Dragon Clan or moving them to tears with poignant songs like Miss Dong is both a comedic joy and a bizarrely satisfying experience.
What makes this story stand out in the crowded entertainment genre is the seamless blend of daily life antics and high-stakes artistic success. Unlike other novels where the protagonist is merely a vessel for stolen content, Cheng Che feels like a genuine, witty individual whose personality remains consistent whether he is on a variety show or penning a heart-breaking short story. His dry sense of humor during interviews—telling bewildered hosts that he enjoys creating "addictive" experiences—creates iconic moments that keep the reader hooked.
Ultimately, the novel is a brilliant exploration of the relationship between an artist and their audience. As the story progresses, you find yourself laughing at the irony of a man who builds his career on the tears of others. For anyone who enjoys a protagonist with a unique sense of humor and a plot filled with constant, unexpected achievements, this novel is an absolute triumph.
The protagonist, Cheng Che, is a character who instantly charms the reader with his cynical but lighthearted outlook on life. His mantra—leaving sadness for his audience while keeping the joy for himself—sets the tone for a narrative that thrives on irony. Watching him achieve fame by "traumatizing" his readers with literary masterpieces like Dragon Clan or moving them to tears with poignant songs like Miss Dong is both a comedic joy and a bizarrely satisfying experience.
What makes this story stand out in the crowded entertainment genre is the seamless blend of daily life antics and high-stakes artistic success. Unlike other novels where the protagonist is merely a vessel for stolen content, Cheng Che feels like a genuine, witty individual whose personality remains consistent whether he is on a variety show or penning a heart-breaking short story. His dry sense of humor during interviews—telling bewildered hosts that he enjoys creating "addictive" experiences—creates iconic moments that keep the reader hooked.
Ultimately, the novel is a brilliant exploration of the relationship between an artist and their audience. As the story progresses, you find yourself laughing at the irony of a man who builds his career on the tears of others. For anyone who enjoys a protagonist with a unique sense of humor and a plot filled with constant, unexpected achievements, this novel is an absolute triumph.
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