
Magic Cellphone: The Original Story
魔幻手机:影视原著
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 389k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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160Chapters
727Reads
110Shelves
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When I was a kid, I sat in front of the TV and watched the scenes. The scenes of rescuing the man and the Bull Demon King destroying the silly girl in the rain in the mountain village were really sad. I have been looking forward to a happy ending for Sha Niu and Xiao Qian. You can see some plots in the novel that are not in the TV series, which can be regarded as making up for some regrets. A love that transcends time and space; a feeling that spans the world.
The original work of Magic Phone, come and read it
After reading the novel, I feel that the filming of the TV series is great. The body movements and interactions of the actors are so vivid. What I look at are the words, and what comes to my mind are their faces. The writing is also excellent, and every paragraph of text has a sense of picture.
It was made in 2008. The logic is fine, and the plot and setting are also very advanced. It is still timeless even now. This is also a memory of my childhood. When will the script for the second part be released?
I used to be fascinated by the TV series version of Magic Phone, but the novel made up for some of the logical sequence and details. The relationship between Xiao Qian and Sha Niu moved me so much. They were two-way, fighting side by side, soul mate!
I watched the TV series to death when I was a kid, and now I'm watching the original novel again [Thinking] Ness
The emotions of the original work are more straightforward and boldly talk about love. I like watching this, as if all my passion is expressed through straightforward and bold language. But what stayed in my heart longer and moved me more was the implicitness of the drama version and the novel Sha Niu: Brother Xiaoqian, I love you. Drama version of Sha Niu: Brother Xiaoqian, Sha Niu will always serve you. In addition to the funny plots of the original work, there are also some funny plots that were created on the spot.
The original work has restored childhood memories. It has more details than the TV series. The relationship between Sha Niu and Lu Xiaoqian is clearer, sweeter and firmer than the TV series. The TV series may have added a plot between Xiao Qian and Chu Chu and some vague words at the end for the sake of drama. The novel does not have this plot, and Xiao Qian's feelings for Sha Niu are more firm.
Is this the original script? So, was it because of financial reasons that Normandy in the book was changed to the Battle of Guandu? Anyway, let's look forward to the novel version of Magic II.
Memories of childhood