A Big Boss in the Beijing Circle Born in the 1980S, the First Person in Domestic Entertainment

No one should notice if I secretly give myself a 5-star rating [laughing evilly]

It's very interesting. I've read five or six novels about directors filming dramas. They all want to include all the popular TV and movies, without considering authenticity and time cost. But this one is the one that I really didn't skip chapters. From beginning to end, the timeline is complete and not confusing, the descriptions are also very realistic, and the supporting characters all have their own characteristics. The main focus is well-founded. A director can only shoot three dramas a year. This is very well written, and the interaction with the heroine is also well written. It is not finished yet. I will continue to pay attention and wait for updates [Like][Like][Like]

I've been following it for a long time. As a female reader, I don't like the male protagonist having a harem, and I don't like too much exaggeration. This book is quite well written. Come on! I have been following this book for a long time. It is one of the better ones I have read so far. There is no harem, and there is no such powerful cheating artifact (although it is also a copy of a real-life script), but the whole story is still very smooth.

It's rare to be single-minded, it's a new heroine, a new perspective, not bad

I've read Chapter 240 so far, which is pretty good so far. IQ is online, logic is online, writing is online. I hope that the male and female protagonists will be happy. As for the male protagonist's mother, my personal opinion is that she has not appeared in life from birth to growing up. Without family ties, there is no need to hate her! ! ! I thought there must be feelings of grievance and questioning! ! ! I won't talk about the other plots one by one, I hope to continue... The above remarks are only personal opinions

Can the author let the director make Tomb Raiders? The kind that has the original cast from beginning to end. What a great IP like this.

It's pretty good. I've read this book before, but when I saw that the heroine was Peng Xiaoran, I didn't want to read it. But actually after reading it, I found that it was okay, not embarrassing, and I could continue reading it.

It looks pretty good so far. It's quite enjoyable and there are no messy and ambiguous plots. The TV series currently appearing in it are also the TV series that babies like. I hope I can take another photo of the Zhuxian Kite or something like that. Come on, do more updates!

When I first started reading it, I might feel a little uncomfortable with some of the plots and wording, but the development of the story was quite interesting. Although there were some plot points that I didn't quite understand, the flaws were not hidden, and the overall story was still very interesting, so I insisted on reading the whole book in one sitting. Looking at the middle part, it looks better and better. I think Dada is really great. There are many capital battles, faction affiliations, and the development of things in the entertainment industry in reality. The plot is also full of twists and turns, which is very attractive. I'm really impressed. I just watched it curiously without stopping at all. Anyway, among the few entertainment industry articles I've read recently, they are superb. I just read a book about the entertainment industry. Although it seemed sweeter than this one, the plot was very flat and sweet all the time, so I paused it twice in the middle. Now I am reading this book during the second pause. Comparing it with this one is even more fascinating. And what's great is that although there were some illegal artists who committed crimes later when writing it, they didn't suddenly write her as a good person, ignoring the readers' perception, which is great. Otherwise, it would be very strange like some of the previous stories where she suddenly became a good person, and it would be difficult to have a sense of empathy. The analysis of some events within the entertainment industry is very good, and the connection between the context and the context is very smooth. He either has strong analytical skills, or I think he has connections [laughing][laughing]

To be honest, this book is still very well written. There is no other time-travel novel that is written blindly, without regard to the cost of time or the competitive relationship with the market.

Am I not suitable for reading this kind of novel? I've never seen 90% of these movies and TV shows, and I've never heard of more than half of them.

Overall, the plot is good, but every time I see the heroine, I only take a brief look at it. Every time I see a plot about the heroine, I can't help but compare it with the heroines in other books. The heroine in this book is the lowest among them.

Very good, no messy emotional lines, IQ is online

I really love it, I think it was well written Generally,! ! !

I don't understand the meaning of the main character's mother. Can anyone who has seen the back and explain it to me?

Yes, very yes, (I am dragging)

The plot is quite smooth, and the plot so far is unremarkable. There is no doubt that it is a single-female story. It's just that some plots feel relatively simple, such as the Hong Kong plot, or the plot of the radio and television symposium, which feels like it lowers the power of the big boss~

I finished all the chapters in two days. Overall, it's pretty good. The content corresponds to the events and developments in domestic entertainment. The emotional line is focused. 1V1 male videos are too rare. Except for some delays in writing the plot (I understand that the author is trying to make it better for readers who have never watched TV series or movies in real life), the overall story is very good. Worth four stars

As a bookworm for more than ten years, I think it's pretty good!

👍👍👍👍👍👍A major director in the entertainment industry has a single female lead. It's amazing. Is this still China Entertainment?

It's really good to say it or not, but it's really good to suddenly find one that you can read from beginning to end after being short of books for a week. Make sure not to have a bad ending. Come on, come on [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

Not bad, I'm second

It's pretty good, come on

It's the first time I've seen this kind of thing that's not a parallel world. It's great.

The new book is very good, I hope the author will work harder [laughing evilly]

In terms of time span, the writing is normal. There is no copying of good works. There are optimizations and adaptations. The overall plot is very reasonable. The golden finger is there but it is not omnipotent. I just feel that some of the emotional descriptions of the male protagonist are a bit embarrassing. In short, it is a good read and can be read.

As far as the single female protagonist is concerned, I give it full marks. Logical and smooth

It's okay, I'll review it later I tied it, and I want to add some comments. The romance line is really a bit redundant. Falling in love affects the pace of your struggle, especially the latter one. The soup is spoiled while writing the script, and the wife is angry. I think it is quite redundant. I really can't have a nanny?

About the protagonist's daily illness history.

I read it in one go and it was really smooth. Not to mention other authors who gave us 20,000 daily updates [shy][shy][shy]