New Age Artist

Actually, it's four and a half stars. What attracts me most about this novel is not the entertainment industry, but the author's deconstruction of the war and infiltration of Eastern and Western cultural sections. It's well written and enjoyable to read. The less half star is because there are many female protagonists. It's not that I don't like it, but that most of the entertainment novels these days are all about multiple female protagonists. It's boring and uninteresting.

To be honest, buddy, you are so awesome. Using another level to deconstruct and analyze the entertainment industry is simply deconstructing it from the atmosphere. As a person who deeply loves this land, I used to read some works because I just felt something was wrong and I didn't want to read them. Now from the zz level you mentioned, I can only say that your book excludes meaty scenes and has simply surpassed the level of fine chaff and delicacies. It is a proper Man-Han banquet. Awesome. All of a sudden, my experience and deconstruction rose to a new level. You, the author, are a real horse-breeding person.

The content covers Chapter 200 and three questions: First, there are too many women, who welcome all who come, and the various descriptions of pornography are too ordinary and have no feeling after reading them. At the same time, they are too boring and boring. Second, the entertainment industry is too demonized. The media in it, including the official media, can manipulate public opinion at will. Author, you cannot regard a big country that has returned to the top in just a few decades as a fool. Third, don't be too literary and bring in private goods, and discuss human nature at every turn. We who live at the bottom of society have never seen what kind of human nature we have. We must exaggerate the big things. There are also advantages. The protagonist's struggle against external forces is well written, and the movie can also be used.

Two stars. It's a pity. A lot of daily articles about female celebrities take up two-thirds of the book. It's too watery. The author also contains personal information. It's too correct and easily disgusted. He regards himself as the savior of the movie.

The problem of this novel is the same as that of Huang Lei. It is too fatherly. The reader is not your son, nor is he a fool. He does not need your long sermon. I suggest that if the author has to explain the background through sermons, he can change it to a pig's foot to describe his own psychology instead of teaching other characters in long paragraphs.

I feel like it's pretty cool to confront the public media.

He eats all kinds of women, even Runni. The author is so hungry that he can still eat such a heavy taste. I still haven't eaten anything good.

There is really too much nonsense. You don't need to explain so much when making a movie. Just go ahead and start it. It's not like you haven't seen it yet and you still need to explain it.

This book has a reading threshold. Those with low experience or insufficient reading time will only find the author noisy.

The protagonist keeps emphasizing that the movie is for the audience, but the author keeps exporting various ideas to the readers, which is very disconnected, and the protagonist is also very awkward.