I've Traveled Through This Movie

It made me sleepless and forgetful about eating and sleeping, but I don't know why I can't write a review. It's really beautiful and a little scary. It's so exciting. It's so beautiful. It twists and turns again and again. It's worthy of being a great author.

I admire Da Da Da's writing style. I have read Da Da Da Da's previous works, the subversive version of A Chinese Ghost Story, and I was tortured to tears. I have never found Da Da Da Da's second book. There has been a severe book shortage these days. I looked through the bookshelf to read books that I couldn't bear to delete. I looked for books by the same author. I found this book. I couldn't get out of it. I didn't do anything. I read it in one go. I couldn't stop. I highly recommend it to everyone. Da Da Da's writing is so amazing [Like] [Like] [Like]

"The world kissed me with pain, but asked me to sing in return, until my voice was taken away and I could no longer sing." Lightning protection misleads me [crying]. After all the pursuit, I no longer care about the pressure of public opinion. . People who look inside feel really good-looking and have mixed emotions. I shed tears a few more times It's hard to calm down, the hole has not been filled, the sorrow of unfinished work [I'm about to cry]

It's super beautiful. From the beginning to the middle, it's amazing. I read it without sleep for two days [face covering] [face covering], but to be honest, I still like the first story the best. Many people scolded the heroine and the author for calling him a whitewasher, but I really think Boss Qu deserves what he deserves. The author didn't speak for him, he just said that everyone can hate him, but he has no right to hate him. People must have different ideas from different perspectives. Boss Qu finally got his comeuppance. Aren't there evil consequences for evil people? It's just that the villain Pei Xuan died too hastily, and he didn't even fight the heroine in the later stages. But still very, very beautiful

Life Cinema writes about the regrets and remorse of each person's life and how to start over, about the manifestations of good and evil in human nature. It's very fascinating and the author writes it very well. (Brother Shitou is really upset, but this may be the best ending)

I read it once a few years ago, and I wrote a review for this book for the first time, recommending it. I read it again today, and it's still so good, and I'm not tired of it at all! ! !

So beautiful! It's very attractive. I have to read it every day when I have free time. I am particularly picky about it, but I actually finished reading this one. I really like Brother Shitou. In my opinion, he matches the heroine very well and is very sweet. Although the heroine also matches with other characters, the official match cannot be shaken. I am a firm official match reader. In addition, I actually quite like the character of Boss Qu. Although he is not a good person, he is a good father. I just like this about him. In the beginning, I cried several times because of him, ugh. And there was Papaya. It turned out that Angel was not the person he had a crush on... Really, at that time I couldn't help [crying]. He is so kind! [Cry]

When I first read "This Movie I've Seen", it was like accidentally stumbling into a bizarre dream. But after reading the whole book, I was surprised to realize that this dream had already planted shocking seeds in my heart and had taken root. In terms of setting, it is undoubtedly novel and bold. The heroine Ning Ning is a second-generation star with poor acting skills but unexpectedly holds a mysterious movie ticket that can travel into the movie, and thus begins a series of adventures that cross the boundaries of reality and reality. In the old and mysterious life cinema, the different posters posted every night are the door to different life scripts. Every time you step in, you are suddenly encountering a strange identity and an unknown destiny. This setting breaks the barriers of conventional time, space and story, which is refreshing and makes you can't wait to follow the protagonist to find out. The characters in the book are vivid and full of life. From the ignorance and panic when Ning Ning first entered the movie world, to the courage and perseverance after going through many hardships, the growth trajectory of Ning Ning is clearly discernible. She is no longer just a vase shrouded in family halo with an empty skin, but a warrior who crawls around in various movie scenes, rewrites tragedy for supporting roles, and rises up to resist evil forces. The supporting characters are also outstanding. The little characters trapped in the movie loop each have their own obsessions and sorrows. They are outlined with only a few strokes, but they seem to be standing in front of you with flesh and blood, begging, angry, relieved, and all kinds of emotions directly touch the heart. The plot rhythm is also just right. Thrilling chases, momentary crises of life and death, interspersed with tender cooperation and sudden inspiration to solve puzzles. One moment, your heart is pounding because the protagonist is in danger, and the next second, you will be moved to tears by the sudden warmth of humanity. The stories are nested layer by layer, and the movie world hides secrets of the past. The seemingly independent time travels are actually disconnected. The truth gradually emerges from the cocoon, making people immersed throughout the whole process without any breathing space. I wish I could read it in one sitting. Every story made me tremble. When I read it, I was afraid and loved it. I didn't dare to stop. I burst into tears and continued. Ahhhhhhhhhhhh. They all made me look.

The emotional line feels inexplicable. I can't get the charm of the male protagonist Shi Zhongtang, but I fell in love with him instantly... Wen Yu, as the only reliable person from the appearance to the ending, actually didn't even have an ending [face covering] Many parts of the ending were not explained clearly, but the imagination was big, the setting was interesting, and the overlap of the timelines was exciting to watch.

It is a book I read many years ago. The writing style is a bit old-fashioned, but the plot is still timeless and charming even now. The ending is not bad, but it is a bit rushed. It seems that I originally wanted to write BE, but the readers scolded me so much that I changed it to HE temporarily. I still remember that there is an extra chapter, but Tomato doesn't have it, so book friends may have to look for it on their own. Personally, I think it's better than the one in "The Movie King Always Wants to Do Something Bad to Me", both of which are about time travel, but the male and female protagonists of this one are more likable.