Showbiz: Write My Own Stories or It's Game Over!
娱乐：不文抄，就GG！
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Fanqie
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The first poisonous point: He has ALS. Tang Shi knew it and advised the protagonist to go to school. The second poisonous point: Tang poetry The third poisonous point: feelings I'm a bit picky, I'm very picky when I read this kind of writing. I don't like having a harem, a female protagonist, or a love interest. But if you have good writing skills and can withstand the delicate test of emotional lines, there will be no problem. But this kind of writing is really not suitable for a love line. If you play it well, just pretend that I didn't say it. In the previous chapters, when I saw that the protagonist had ALS, I was thinking about how you would write it. I didn't expect Tang Shi to call directly and ask the protagonist why he didn't take the exam. He must have been sick for more than a day or two. His classmates, teachers and school should all know about it. So why does Tang Shi have to question a protagonist suffering from ALS? Instead of caring about it first and then asking? If you start with a questioning tone, it will be fine. I knew from the very beginning that you wrote the Tang poem that you might be the heroine. I knew there were a lot of scenes at the beginning. I haven't finished reading this person's setting, but I don't like it too much. It's impossible for one person to have his own point of view, and there will always be different opinions. She is the original owner's secret crush, and now she is the heroine of the protagonist. Well... It's not a big poisonous point, but it is a problem for me, who is picky about love lines. This poisonous point can be ignored by most people. Emotions are a test of whether a person's writing skills are good. I prefer to read female videos with emotional lines without thinking, but when it comes to male videos, I sometimes read them with my brain. It also depends on the situation. I read this book with my brain in mind, and it gave me a little headache. I didn't insist on watching it. I read the reviews and generally had good reviews. I should write about it later. I just hope it can be improved in the future. A small detail can really determine success or failure. Come on💪
It looks good, but there are too few. I am considering whether to keep it for a while.
It's not bad. It's quite attractive. I finished reading it before I knew it. But the word count is too small, and there will be many people thinking that they are just reading it, so the author should type quickly and be diligent in updating.
Support. The writing is a bit white at the front, but much better at the back! So I'm pretty good, at least... Expand
It's still a seedling, but it's well written, support it!
The protagonist in your novel can update 100,000 words a day. Why can't you? I don't ask for that much. You can update 5 chapters a day!
Well, let me give you a small suggestion. Nowadays, many rebirth novels break up with the star heroines as soon as they come out. Judging from the current plot development, Tang Shi didn't know Song Ci's identity, so she wrote Tang Shi and became popular. Then she was led by an unscrupulous assistant to break up with Song Ci. Song Ci was disappointed in love and began to pursue the system [smile]. Little suggestion, it's okay if you don't take it [cry]
The writing is okay, but I don't really like behind-the-scenes stories with female protagonists, so I can only say goodbye. But this time I felt good about reading it. I wish the author a great success.
In the past, I didn't expect a female protagonist when reading this type of book, but this one is different. I especially hope that the female protagonist is a Tang poem. Overall, it is very good. However, I am not educated, so I can only say that I highly recommend it! Also, the author should update it soon, it's not enough to read.