I'm a web novelist, and you want me to work in the entertainment industry?

[Entertainment + Daily Life + Single Female Lead: Xiaotian]
(Chapter 52: Identity Revealed)
After transmigrating, Cheng Che decided to be a fun-loving person.
She started as an online novelist, then moved into the entertainment industry, her motto being to leave sadness to others and happiness to herself.
When writing online novels, he adapted "Dragon Raja," wrote the death of Xia Mi, and successfully broke into the mainstream by making it into the top ten trending searches. He then wrote the death of Erii and suddenly topped the trending searches.
With phrases like "To my dear readers" on one side and "But for your sake" on the other, he topped the "This person must be punished" list in the online literature circle.
When he appeared on a variety show, during the self-introduction segment, he was asked what he usually did for work. He said, "I usually create things that are addictive."
The host, guests, and director all had their brains go blank, and the live stream chat was flooded with question marks.
He showcases his talents by singing folk songs like "Miss Dong," pop songs like "Just Right," and even traditional Chinese songs like "Fireworks Fade Easily."
He decimated all the major music charts, leaving listeners heartbroken and desperately asking who had hurt him so badly.
When he tells stories, he speaks of realistic themes like "The Last Leaf" and science fiction like "Take Her Eyes," keeping the audience silent and seemingly unrestrained.
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Many years later, when Cheng Che, who had achieved great success (but also notoriety), was interviewed and asked why his works always evoked sadness...
His answer was as follows—
"The thought of people crying when they read my books or listen to my songs makes me want to laugh."