Hollywood: A Life in Light and Shadow

There is no system or cheats. Although there is no hook, the plot is very good and there is nothing frustrating. The overall style is bland, lacking a little passion and excitement, and the male protagonist's development speed is also very slow.

If you have any opinions, feel free to put them forward... I am a very particular person and it is easy to listen to opinions! I give myself a perfect score. I'm such a clever kid. Damn it, my score is so low.

It's okay, but don't refer to political correctness (ZG). Author, you need to know that the protagonist is now a Caucasian (all of them are relatively sensible people who can read your novel. It's useless for you to lick it, but it will make readers feel uncomfortable). Develop your own power, attract American girls [Adore] [Adore] (more content will be better), write scripts, and establish a company. Your main tasks are to develop now, make it bigger and stronger [laughter], stop it. The author outside is a rational reader [eat melon]

Coming from the previous book, it was very well written. First of all, the main character is supposed to be an American whose soul can pass through him, so he won't be able to act. Many similar entertainment novels on the market have Chinese-American protagonists, which is a bit taken for granted. How is it possible to build one's own entertainment empire in an environment that is extremely exclusive of Chinese-Americans? Although novels can be exaggerated and imaginary, I think that since novels must be written for the sake of reading, they must conform to basic logic, especially the timeline, background, and characters must conform to the readers' reading thinking (except for those who like crazy things). This novel is very reasonable in all aspects. The background and characters are well done. It is highly recommended to readers who like entertainment. I don't know if it is because of the few reviews. The rating is a bit low. I give it five stars!

Overall, it's good, but the main character always gives people a feeling of being on fire. I always want to make all the good things my own, but there are too many good things for the protagonist to be busy with. This line expresses the impatience of the protagonist. The main character could be slowed down a bit, he's too anxious. There are too many good things, and they cannot all belong to the protagonist. Will the protagonist still lack anything when he is reborn?

I don't quite understand why Silence of the Lambs is needed. It's a lot of nonsense and you can't make much money. The protagonist has a lot of scripts in his head. Is there any need to go through the trouble of asking for other people's scripts?

The author is short-sighted. Although American actresses are corrupt but not stupid, they are similar to the domestic entertainment industry. The better the appearance and basic conditions are, the new actresses who think they can become first-line stars in the future must be cautious in order to go far in the film and television industry and wait for the price to catch big fish. Maintain a clean and pure personality in the early stage. It is beneficial to attract middle-aged and older men with power or money who can help develop their careers, but it will not open their legs to young people like the male protagonist. Young people like the male protagonist, who dropped out of third-rate universities before becoming famous, may only pick up female classmates from the same school, female extras and unknown old female models.

The transitions in each chapter are so stiff and often inconsistent.

Nice entertainment, but the physical quality is not clearly highlighted. And I don't have the idea of ​​investing in other industries. These don't require too much energy. If you are promising, just invest money and let the protagonist become a shareholder, and just wait for the subsequent collection of money. Mainly in terms of physical fitness, it was said that he would become stronger at the beginning, but it was not reflected in that aspect in the follow-up. The first time he was robbed and he beat three blacks, the second time he beat a black couple, and the third time he beat a drunk celebrity.

It's too watery, and there's no creativity throughout the whole story. It feels like it's just a repetitive process of preparing to make a movie, then finishing it, selling it, getting high box office, making money, the protagonist becoming awesome, and then continuing to repeat the process. There is no difference in detail in the middle, except for the protagonist going to the toilet to relieve himself. This is not writing, this is a diary.