I Am Not an Artist When I Am Born Again

Because of Asu's identity and character issues, this book was determined to have multiple female protagonists from the beginning, but I have always written about a single female protagonist. Therefore, when writing about the emotional lines of each female protagonist, readers may feel that they are not able to take care of each other, and they feel separated. I have been adapting and learning how to harmonize. I can also see that there are problems with the emotional line, especially the Irene line, and I am thinking about how to write it better. I have been writing articles for a long time, but the ones I wrote before were all with a single female protagonist. This is strictly the first time I have multiple female protagonists. I don't have much experience, so please give me some credit. If you make a mistake, you will stand up and get scolded. If you have any suggestions for female protagonists, please leave them in the book circle and I will read them.

I was quite disappointed with what I wrote after it was released. I could just write about family relationships. Strangers with blood ties, cousins ​​who are greedy for money, etc. Does it have anything to do with the book??? Also, old hookups with minors. If you want to work, work hard, do this for a while, and do that for a while. If you want to do a good job, shouldn't you give it your best???

I don't quite understand that if you want to change the company and change yourself, shouldn't you think of a way to get to the top first? Just keep writing about flirting with this and flirting with that. Isn't it useless to even do so many things to me, or is it just like the comment section said, blackmailing the artist to order the higher-ups? Where is the brain? To coerce the emperor to command the princes, you must first be a prince yourself and a powerful prince, right? I'm just a copycat, not an unscrupulous copycat. I won't be able to copy in a few years. Why don't I hurry up and use the only resources I have to climb up the ladder? Except for the fact that I wanted to study law at Seoul National University when I became a producer at the beginning, I didn't see any effort to make progress later. I kept putting aside the teasing, and even collected all the Dragon Balls. Do you have the right to speak after the collection? Even if you don't want to write this, you can at least explain it in one stroke and show that the protagonist already has power, even if you just make up a story and get rich and buy shares in the company. To put it mildly, a person who just became a county magistrate shouted to revitalize the motherland and thought about poaching top international scientists every day (even if these scientists have not yet become famous). Even if they are poached, it is ridiculous whether they will seek refuge with the country or with you, the county magistrate. (Of course it can't be compared like this, but that's what it means)

. . . . . . . . . . The writing of Baicai🥬 is inexplicable. The room was opened without any process. There is nothing written behind it. If you need it, go to the hotel. Tsk tsk

This later stage made me want to vomit, it's really disgusting

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As the author said at the end, it was good in the early stage, mediocre in the middle stage, confusing in the later stage, and ended badly. It's a pity for this book.

I'm so fucking stupid. I'm so angry.

The ending was a big one. . Forget about Gong Douwen. The three main heroines forcibly kicked out the first heroine in the whole story and lived happily with the remaining two heroines. Three chapters ruined the rating of a book.

Damn it, at the end I really felt like I was being fed by a horse💩. I still ordered them all, it was a waste of my money.