I Asked You to Make a Bad Movie, So Who Told You to Make It a Hit?

It's quite good, 40% of daily life, 30% of post-viewing events, 20% description of plot and 10% of filming events. This is my own estimate. Compared with other film and television novels, there are relatively few descriptions of filming events.

The main career line and the emotional line are 1v1 very sweet. The male and female protagonists have three views, no misunderstandings, two-way secret love, two-way running. The female protagonist is the anchor of the world after the male protagonist travels. The author's writing style is generous. In addition to the word count, the character creation of the supporting characters is also okay, not brainless, but a little bit dizzy. The villains have good logic and are not brainless. The country has a large structure and style. The protagonist's halo is not very big, and the plot is smooth. It's really good!!! It's just that the updates are too slow and too infrequent!!! ^ - ^ (Sharpening my sword to the author) ... It's very silly. I'm not here to read American comics... ... It's weird, but for the sake of the previous content... I am a kind person, so I will deduct a star for you (^^)

It's interesting. Come on. Is there a heroine in this book? I think it can have a daily storyline. If you can only keep looking at the main storyline of the movie, you will suffer from aesthetic fatigue.

I originally wanted to say that this book was just about movies, and there were no stories about off-screen actors, but later I found that the most important thing was to drink sugar.

Although some parts are unreasonable, I will give it five stars if it allows me to read all the updated chapters.

Overall, it's okay. I finished reading it and clicked on it. As long as it doesn't drag me down, or someone else writes it, or someone else doesn't write it, I'll just read it. The other content is weak, and there's basically no emotional line. It's not a problem. When I read books on Tomato, I can't finish even one if I don't resist poison. It's useless if I talk too much about other things. That's it. If you like it, read it. If you don't like it, I'll put it down.

"I asked you to make bad movies, but who asked you to become bigger and stronger" is a cool novel for beginners in terms of genre. The plot is exaggerated and relatively simple, but it is quite enjoyable. It's just that similar themes are difficult to write about. So far, except for one, Mr. Pei has never seen a complete book. New book seedlings, five-star support.

Beautiful Sometimes, there is no next time, no chance to come back, no pause to continue. Sometimes, if you miss the present, you will never have the chance.

There's no nonsense, and the pace is pretty good and doesn't drag on.

Although it's an old routine, it's well written and quite interesting.