Chapter 685: I Want To Be The Shiniest Kid
Translator: 549690339
Cai Mao also wanted to have his own entertainnt company, even if it was just a small company with a few people.
Moreover, Cai Mao had fallen in love with the stage from the mont he stood on the stage during his first comrcial performance! Even though the small stage was only three to four square ters in size, Cai Mao loved the feeling.
Cai Mao not only wanted to stand on the brightest, shiniest, and most dazzling spot on the stage, but he also wanted to bring those who had the sa dreams to stand on that stage.
Man’s ambition and desirel Everything changed according to the surrounding environnt. In addition, Caimao had gained more and more knowledge in Korea. He was getting more and more familiar with the entertainnt industry and the various rules in the entertainnt industry. Caimao felt that he couldn’t always wait for Sister Yao to help him.
Instead, while he was still training, he would take the resources he had and start working hard for the resources he needed in the future. He would take advantage of this free ride to take advantage of Korea’s entertainnt culture, which was getting more and more advanced day by day, to earn the energy, money, and reputation he needed.
If Caimao, who was a Chinese, could get a place in the Korea entertainnt industry, it would not be too difficult for him to get a place in his own country’s entertainnt industry after returning to China.
He was going to beco the brightest star in China!
This was also the reason why he had asked Huo Jiling and Li Muyao if it was feasible for him to start an entertainnt company in Korea.
It was mainly the entertainnt industry. If the investnt was accurate, the rate of return would be amazing!
“And I can not only sign Korea, but also Chinese. Just like , a young child who is full of yearning and curiosity for the future of the entertainnt industry, I can sign artists and nurture artists.
Sister Yao, you might not know this, but in the Korea entertainnt industry, those entertainnt companies discriminate against Chinese or foreign trainees. They even divided us into grades. If it weren’t for the fact that I invested in so television and movies, and because I relied on my connections with the elders in my family to gain a foothold in Korea, I wouldn’t have been able to do so.
My life as a trainee won’t be too good either. Moreover, it’s really difficult for Chinese trainees to make a na for themselves in Korea. It’s even more difficult for them to beco a real big star in the hearts of the Korean people.
However, it would be different if an entertainnt company founded by a Chinese person like was involved. I would definitely support my own Chinese people. He also used all his abilities to support his own people. What’s more important is that Korea’s entertainnt culture is more advanced than China’s, and it has more advantages.” In the next half an hour, Li Muyao and Huo Jiling listened to Cai Mao’s analysis of the various industry rules and reality chaos in the Korea entertainnt industry, as well as the difficulties of the low-level extras.
“All in all, now that I have half a foot in the Korea entertainnt industry, I have so ambitions that are not considered safe.
People always said that it was difficult for Chinese people to stand on the highest stage in the world. Many Chinese people kept trying, but they always failed. However, the Chinese people have never given up. As a Chinese, I naturally have the sa thoughts.
Therefore, I decided to test the waters in the Korea entertainnt industry first. It doesn’t matter to whether I can succeed or make money. The main thing is that the process of turning my thoughts into reality is very exciting and challenging..”
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