Great Movie King

Apart from anything else, the author updates three books at the same time, so the speed is unstable, but the quality can be invested in. It is a very beautiful article. Really, nothing wrong except for the update. The worldview structure of this book is also very good. Anyway, I like it very much. Of course, there are also very heavy scripts like Corpse Hell, which even a person like me who watches The Walking Dead and eats at the same time can't stand... Flowers for each eye! This is the kind of writing that's worth staying up all night! Big recommendation! [The current review is really difficult to describe, there are so many words that I can't say...]

An imaginary urban novel, with no emotional drama. The male protagonist focuses on improving his acting skills. He is super good-looking and performs various roles superbly. Every script in it is refreshing. There is absolutely no cliche plot. You come to me without a female protagonist.

I recommend this book. The author is Su Shichen. The title of the book is "The Great Movie King". It is currently being serialized, with 1.74 Million words and 765 chapters. If you like the city, come and read it! Remember to follow and like! The setting is eye-catching at first glance. The male protagonist relies on actor-level acting skills, while others rely on their own subconscious. The plot setting is pretty good, but I don't understand the purpose of the director in the book. Apart from selecting actors, the filmed scenes basically have nothing to do with the director. He cannot control the camera, and there is no need to tell the story. It all relies on subconscious acting. The quality of the movie depends on luck. If the actor is lucky, his subconscious will be normal, otherwise his subconscious will collapse and he will end up in a bad movie. The director who works with the male protagonist only does two things: 1. Find the male protagonist to play the role; 2. After watching the male protagonist perform his extraordinary performance, he occasionally inserts props into it. Directors who don't work with male protagonists only do one thing, find someone to act in, and then leave it to fate. What this director did was not a director's job at all. . . Excellent writing, good food

There is no heroine. I have been thinking for a long time whether to recommend the old book, but if it is still being serialized... Just jump in with me (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧. The heroine is actually the movie and I will tell you?