
You Asked Me to Write a Love Story, So Why Did I Make the Whole Audience Cry?
让你写爱情,你把观众全刀哭了?
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 243k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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For ten years, no one knew about the lazy cat, but once Wukong was discovered, the whole world knew it.
Okay, there aren't that many slaps in the face. In other books like this I've read, one of the judges must have wanted to ridicule, but not this one, and the audience didn't want to ridicule either. Personally, I think it's okay.
I have read novels of the same type. This one is very detailed and logical. It can make people who have never read it feel immersed in the story.
It's nice to watch, the description of the movie is very smooth, and the comments interspersed in the middle are also very natural. I have also read other entertainment novels about Journey to the West and I'm Not the God of Medicine. Maybe different people have different perspectives on the problem. I feel that it would be better if the author wrote more details, such as adding some interpretations of the foreshadowing of the work.
The good news is that there are no villain clichés. Bad news, the funny essence is gone.
Come on, it's good, not so much bells and whistles
There's no such disgusting villain, it's really great to pretend to be a slap in the face
Very good! There are not so many pretentious slaps in the face, and reversals and reversals.
There is no disgusting villain, and there is no crazily stuffing girls around the protagonist like most of the novels. There is no heroine at the end, and there is no harem. I still highly recommend it. I feel that the score can be higher ❤️
It's okay, but I feel that some important highlights were not written in the first two movies, so I didn't expect to watch those movies again, but it's good to write a book for the first time.