I started a monster company in the entertainment industry and became popular
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Synopsis
Feisheng Media has taken the entertainment world by storm, led by a CEO whose uncanny ability to scout talent is viewed as a divine gift. The agency's stars possess an otherworldly magnetism and skill that defy logic, though the truth is simpler: they are all monsters. Bai Jinyu, the leader of these supernatural beings, manages the company's meteoric rise while struggling with a precarious double life. After an accidental transformation leaves him stranded as a kitten, he is rescued by Huo Yuan, a wealthy businessman with an obsession for cute animals. To avoid the embarrassment of his secret, Bai Jinyu balances the demands of corporate leadership with the need to act like a pampered pet. The atmosphere remains breezy and comedic, escalating from a secret-identity farce into a romantic entanglement between two powerful entities. This light, whimsical story rewards those who enjoy misunderstandings and supernatural secrets, though the brevity of the plot may leave some wanting more depth in the world-building.
📚 Chapters (56 total)
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Editorial Review
This completed BL work offers a concise, punchy exploration of the supernatural entertainment industry. Its primary strength lies in the comedic tension created by the protagonist's dual identity, effectively blending corporate ambition with domestic fluff. The dynamic between the two lead monsters provides a satisfying payoff, especially as the power balance shifts. However, with only 56 chapters, the story feels rushed in its execution. The transition from the agency's growth to the romantic resolution happens quickly, leaving several side characters and the broader monster society underdeveloped. While the plot is tight and avoids unnecessary filler, the limited length prevents the stakes from feeling truly significant. It serves as a quick, entertaining read that prioritizes charm over complex plotting. For a professional library, it stands as a competent example of the genre, though it lacks the scale of more epic supernatural romances.