Look, There're Stars

A CEO’s strange disappearance happens on the same night she brought someone home without much thought. This woman has once been harmed by her relative, but manages to escape from the sea of flames. Five years later, she returns with a four-year-old cutie while keeping a low profile, and rescues the mysterious man. She thinks this man is helpless and is a good-for-nothing who lies around at her place, but in the blink of an eye, he helps her tear apart a vixen, and even treats her with affection. Suddenly, it's as if everything is possible in her life! 
Wait a minute, why are those people respectfully calling him CEO…

Selling Myself to the CEO

Mason King only asked one question, but Director Hugo still went on to explain the various aspects of the show's recording in detail.


This outdoor trip variety show combines both manual filming and fixed cameras. Manual filming involves following the subjects indoors and outdoors or capturing close-up shots, including the current live broadcast. Fixed cameras, on the other hand, are responsible for collecting 24-hour footage, which is then edited and integrated later on.


Nowadays, the audience has too many choices when it comes to variety shows, and their preferences lean towards programs that feel more authentic.


Mason King secured the last corner of the tent: "So we've been live-streaming ever since we entered?"


Shouldn't Suzanne have mentioned this to him earlier?


Chapter 530: Sweet Extra - Couple Variety Show 15_1