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Entertainment Tycoon
Entertainment Tycoon Plot:
Lin Xiaoyu, once an unknown fringe figure in the entertainment industry, unexpectedly gets the chance to take the helm of a top entertainment company. Facing sabotage from her ex-boyfriend and fierce competition from rivals, she leverages her exceptional intelligence and unique vision to stir up one storm after another in the showbiz world. Just as her career reaches its peak, a long-hidden secret gradually emerges—her rise to power was actually part of an elaborately planned revenge.
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