Entertainment, I Just Like Making Movies
About This Novel
In 2008, China Entertainment Films emerged from the pioneering era, growing wildly and letting a hundred flowers bloom! This year, hundreds of millions of people have been sad and happy! This year, China Entertainment Films has one more Fang Ziheng! Travel through time, be reborn, and set sail! From small-budget comedies to large-scale productions of suspense, costume, and science fiction, from a newcomer to a world-famous director who is a hit at the box office, Fang Ziheng has carved out his own entertainment path step by step.
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Official(112)Scraped 21d ago
A bookworm of more than ten years would like to say a few words Genuine reading is a term that has been mentioned since Qidian started charging. Since the VIP system was officially implemented for online novels, piracy has been a difficult problem to solve for online literature. Do you need to spend money to read novels online? The first reaction of most people is that I have personally experienced what people think when they know that I spend money to read novels. Some people may say you are stupid for spending money to read novels, etc. In fact, in addition to legal supervision, genuine and piracy requires readers' own awareness. Why are you writing this today? Because the author of a book I'm following can't stick with it. It's not because he didn't write well, or because not enough people read it. Internet literature is purely commercial writing. Authors are also human beings and they also have to live. I've seen too many authors beg everyone to support them, and they wouldn't do this if they really couldn't hold on anymore. Smoking one less pack of cigarettes? Or drink less bottles of water and subscribe to a novel. I read a lot of novels, and I can feel the hard work of the author. What you spend a few minutes reading every day is what the author worked hard to code for hours, but piracy can easily steal the author's hard work with just a few seconds of copying and pasting. I have seen too many book collections that are obviously very high, but subscriptions are very low because of piracy. Some authors can only give up their novels and find other jobs to support their lives. Because they are ordinary people, please give the authors some support. A few dollars a day is not a lot of money. For the authors who wrote this book, it is their source of livelihood.
Not thorough enough
Since you chose the route of having a scumbag man and multiple female protagonists, don't play it innocently. Halfway through the game, you want to have only one female protagonist, and you even lick your pussy. It's disgusting.
Why do China Entertainment Novels like to lick Liu Tianxian so much now? Without him, we can't make movies.
You can watch other things about Wei Mao
You can't read this, they are all paid chapters, why don't you have this prompt for others? ?
The writing is okay, it would be better to add some daily life, but the rest is too watery. There are more than 50 chapters in "Tang Tan Shui", and the author is a big water monster.
The author is still here. I don't like Liu's father's affairs very much.
nice
Come on! It's a pretty good novel, but I just don't understand why nine out of ten domestic entertainment books have a fairy heroine? ? ? ?
I think so. There is some truth in the review of this book. There are so few good Chinese works, and the authors have copied them. Why not get foreign ones? I think the format is still poor. Even if it is a debut work, there are many foreign works that are suitable for adaptation at a low cost.
The only shortcoming of this book is that it's both directed and acted. It's disgusting. It's not fun to watch. The director just directs. You have to act yourself. You can just act and act with the audience. Why don't you star?
Can I update ten times a day? Is it ok is it ok
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Community(0)
Official(112)Scraped 21d ago
A bookworm of more than ten years would like to say a few words Genuine reading is a term that has been mentioned since Qidian started charging. Since the VIP system was officially implemented for online novels, piracy has been a difficult problem to solve for online literature. Do you need to spend money to read novels online? The first reaction of most people is that I have personally experienced what people think when they know that I spend money to read novels. Some people may say you are stupid for spending money to read novels, etc. In fact, in addition to legal supervision, genuine and piracy requires readers' own awareness. Why are you writing this today? Because the author of a book I'm following can't stick with it. It's not because he didn't write well, or because not enough people read it. Internet literature is purely commercial writing. Authors are also human beings and they also have to live. I've seen too many authors beg everyone to support them, and they wouldn't do this if they really couldn't hold on anymore. Smoking one less pack of cigarettes? Or drink less bottles of water and subscribe to a novel. I read a lot of novels, and I can feel the hard work of the author. What you spend a few minutes reading every day is what the author worked hard to code for hours, but piracy can easily steal the author's hard work with just a few seconds of copying and pasting. I have seen too many book collections that are obviously very high, but subscriptions are very low because of piracy. Some authors can only give up their novels and find other jobs to support their lives. Because they are ordinary people, please give the authors some support. A few dollars a day is not a lot of money. For the authors who wrote this book, it is their source of livelihood.
Not thorough enough
Since you chose the route of having a scumbag man and multiple female protagonists, don't play it innocently. Halfway through the game, you want to have only one female protagonist, and you even lick your pussy. It's disgusting.
Why do China Entertainment Novels like to lick Liu Tianxian so much now? Without him, we can't make movies.
You can watch other things about Wei Mao
You can't read this, they are all paid chapters, why don't you have this prompt for others? ?
The writing is okay, it would be better to add some daily life, but the rest is too watery. There are more than 50 chapters in "Tang Tan Shui", and the author is a big water monster.
The author is still here. I don't like Liu's father's affairs very much.
nice
Come on! It's a pretty good novel, but I just don't understand why nine out of ten domestic entertainment books have a fairy heroine? ? ? ?
I think so. There is some truth in the review of this book. There are so few good Chinese works, and the authors have copied them. Why not get foreign ones? I think the format is still poor. Even if it is a debut work, there are many foreign works that are suitable for adaptation at a low cost.
The only shortcoming of this book is that it's both directed and acted. It's disgusting. It's not fun to watch. The director just directs. You have to act yourself. You can just act and act with the audience. Why don't you star?
Can I update ten times a day? Is it ok is it ok
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What impressed me most about this book was the description and magical transformation of the work. The ordinary level of "Four Famous Catchers" was transformed into a classic by magic, and even the famous scenes where Liu Yifei appeared, etc., Gave me a strong sense of immersion.
I've seen some good Chinese entertainment articles recently
This book is readable and good-looking, but the number of words is a bit short! Not enough to watch!
Pretty good entertainment
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