#The Top Seller Scandal#

No one wanted the next scandal-plagued artist to come from their own team, and for a while, Chu Xiyue received fewer job offers.

Still, it was not as if she had no offers at all. Some directors who refused to believe in bad luck, coveting Chu Xiyue's knack for trending topics, sent her invitations.

"Here's an offer for a workplace variety show." After returning to work following the New Year, her agent brought Chu Xiyue a contract. "Our company just signed several newcomers. They need to show their faces in front of viewers and gain some exposure. Would you be willing to take them on a show?"

Chu Xiyue was hugely popular now, but she neither joined productions nor took endorsements. The only commercial she had ever filmed was a public service ad, and she did not sell merchandise or livestream products either. Her ability to monetize her popularity was practically zero.

As a top-tier agent, she could not stand such waste. So, with a sweep of her hand, she accepted a workplace variety show for Chu Xiyue that involved mentoring newcomers.

This new variety show was a workplace observation program called "Work Hard."

Unlike "Live Well," another workplace-themed variety show, "Work Hard" focused more on the workplace itself, while the latter emphasized everyday life.

"Work Hard" had already filmed two seasons. The professions featured in the first two seasons had been lawyers and doctors. By the third season, the production team was filming new artists from various companies, documenting the darkest period of these entertainment industry rookies' lives before they became famous.

Dawn Entertainment had also invested in this variety show. The agent placed Dawn Entertainment's new artists in it, and in exchange, she also got Chu Xiyue onto the show. Chu Xiyue's role was not that of a