China Entertainment: Full-level Director but Debuted as a Singer

This book by the author is much better than the previous one. The writing style, rhythm, and plot rationality have all improved a lot. In addition, the author's good habit of interacting with and listening to book friends has also been maintained. In terms of female protagonists, the double heroine setting of Fat Bing and Da Meiyuan is also acceptable, but Fat Bing's portrayal is obviously much better than Da Meiyuan's, and Da Meiyuan slowed down the author's rhythm after Da Meiyuan's appearance. Some plots seem reasonable but cannot withstand scrutiny. I hope the author will pay attention to it in the later stage. One final word: update quickly, update quickly, update quickly! Say important things three times, don't worry about your book friends' wallets, we only care about your speed. I couldn't get enough of it, so I picked up the author's previous book "China Entertainment: Starting from the Palme d'Or".

The writing style and framework are okay, but the details are a bit unbearable. In the opening chapter, the male protagonist chooses an all-around director based on his rebirth in order to enter the entertainment industry and pick up girls. After his rebirth, it turns out that women take the initiative, and he refuses for various reasons when he encounters free offers. The character who was obviously a prodigal and scumbag at the beginning became an ascetic character after his rebirth. The personality separation before and after rebirth does not look like the same person at all. Then I don't know if it's because of a youth disease or because of the author's own personality, but Gao Yuanyuan was changed from a female supporting character to a heroine. Lao Gao was born in 1979, and so did I. Most of the good-looking girls in my era became women in junior high school, and not later than high school. A love-minded like Lao Gao really shouldn't be too popular in school, and she would rush up to anyone she likes and give him free money. With the author's current literary style, Lao Gao will definitely be written as a young girl again, which is quite speechless. When writing about entertainment, I'm afraid to hold back. I can hold back on the description, but not on the plot. One is that the characters don't match, and the other is that the human nature doesn't match. Next, are you planning to establish a romantic relationship with Lao Gao? Then there are only two female protagonists in the whole story, and there is not even a female supporting character like in Flowers. . Is this still entertainment?

The plot is so slow. I have written 50 albums about releasing an album and it is not over yet. There are dozens of photos of each other and no celebrities have come out to criticize each other. It is too procrastinating. It is too slow to write 50 albums. The second chapter of the album will definitely be released. Film and television companies have already started to open. The more awesome ones have already won the European three awards. After that, it will be Hollywood. What do you mean, 50 chapters are still being written for the first chapter. Do you want to write tens of thousands of albums by 2026? Destined to hit the street

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The author's writing skills are good, and everything else is good. If he writes about the entertainment industry, can there be more women? There are at least three wives and four concubines (7) in the domestic base camp, and 3-5 in each place such as Korea, Japan, and the United States. Otherwise, there will be less YY entertainment in the entertainment articles, and there will be fewer readers, and you will make a lot less money for the small money you worked so hard to write the book.

The pace is a bit fast. The antagonistic plot is also good. King Xie Bi is not a good person either. He can be considered a celebrity with bad morals.

I haven't understood the few updates I've just made. I don't play with the original ones, but I don't know how many hands I've played with them. Do you like playing the game so much? If there are too many of them in this later period, give up.

It's okay, actually I can't figure it out, it's been a year since I debuted, I haven't bought a house yet, and I'm not short of money. Then during the Spring Festival in Beijing and preparing for the exam, it has been almost half a year and you haven't bought a house. I don't quite understand. The article is quite smooth.

You might consider filming Connecticut Haunted Mansion (The Haunted Morgue) for your next movie. If you adapt it well, it could compete for awards. It can be edited into two parts, one about the struggle of human nature under terror to win awards. An explosion of family and friendship in the midst of fear demonstrates human courage. This is going to sell movies.

When I read Chapter 11, the plot was very reasonable and the author was very careful in researching the information.