I Asked You to Write About a Painter, Not Someone Forging Paintings!

Hmm... It's okay. It's almost the same as the novel I read before, which started with a story about wandering the earth. Unfortunately, that novel has been removed from the shelves. I only saw the third part of the novel where he wrote about the three-body problem, and I didn't read the rest because it was too little. I want to keep it for a while, and then it's almost the same. I want to read it. At that time, I found that it had been removed from the shelves. I don't know why it was removed. Maybe it was because I wrote something in the back that I shouldn't have written. I also forgot the name of the author of that book. The beginning of this book is very similar to that of that one. I don't know if it is the same author, but it probably isn't.

It's pretty good. It's not like other novels, especially this kind of scripted novels, where you can just forcefully bring out a brainless villain and mock the protagonist all the time.

There is nothing much to say about this kind of article. It is basically read as a movie commentary. Your choice of material is the most important. The Shawshank Redemption is rated five points, and this novel does not commit a traditional problem, which is the appearance of an inexplicable villain. To be honest, this novel is really good (it has not committed any major problems so far)

It feels pretty good, especially since I wrote about one of my favorite movies. I give you a five-star review! ! !

I think it's pretty good, but when I think about it, it's probably because the movie is more attractive and the author's writing is better than the explanation [Chigua]

Alas, we are about to fight to the death, why does the author surrender first? ? ? [Cry]

The writing is okay, mainly because the content is more practical, and I won't write irrelevant things (the protagonist picks up girls, buys things, gets slapped in the face, etc.) Although it seems a bit vulgar and aesthetically tired due to barrage, judges questioning and getting slapped in the face, but at least they are writing about the content of the movie, and even though there are female characters, they just pass by, which is good.

@Go to the dock to get potato chips. Can the author write about "The Truman Show" and "The Pianist on the Sea"? I love these two so much! [Eat melon]

I was thinking about why you didn't mention the 12 passages of salvation in Chapter 8 of the Bible that Andy mentioned in the original play in Chapter 8.

I'm not here to read the novel, I'm here to see The Shawshank Redemption