Screenwriting Contest: The Movie Plagiarist
编剧大赛：电影文抄公
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 305k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- You Were Asked to Write About Hard Work, So Why Did You Kill Off the Extra?让你写努力，你写死跑龙套的？Alternate title on Fanqie
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I've come across a lot of novels like this lately. Some are awkwardly written, some are messy, but this one seems pretty good. The humor is definitely funny, and if you've seen the movie, you'll laugh out loud. But what about those who haven't seen the movie? Why are you reading a plagiarized novel if you haven't seen the movie? Watch the movie first, then read the novel.
It's great! Keep up the good work! Although I've read a lot of stories like this, I have to say, yours is really good. 😘
I'd like to ask you all, what time of day would you like me to update? 🥺 Let me explain why the title and cover have two different characters. My internet connection was slow, and I thought the title had already been taken! Sorry, I'm speechless. 🥺
It was a great film. The content was presented very well, making me feel as if I were there, even though I hadn't seen these works before. I not only understood the plot but also the highlights. In conclusion, this is a very good novel, and I recommend everyone to read it 💕
This is the first time I've seen this type of novel. The entire text mainly describes three movies in words, so it really requires strong writing skills. I've read a few online novels before that could vividly depict scenes with words, but those were all works by top-tier authors. This one takes a shortcut, but the author is still quite talented. It even made me rewatch those three movies 😂 As a result, I skipped quite a few chapters.
It's good, I love reading it, and it's different from other books of the same type; it's special.
The book meticulously depicts details not found in the film, demonstrating great attention to detail. It's a rare find on Tomato Bookstore! Deserves five stars.
Go go go!
Seeing Stephen Chow's King of Comedy, I knew he would definitely be 100%.
My god, finally a story with a whitewashing theme! Three stars for the subject matter, one star for the whitewashing, and one star for the dual storylines.