I Asked You to Draw a Detective, and You Drew Chinatown Detective?
让你画侦探，你画唐人街探案？
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 277k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Comics have better settings than those written by screenwriters. After all, there are words and pictures. Those so-called screenwriters who add AI are a lot of nonsense. Since they are screenwriters, why do they add AI and even direct soundtrack? Moreover, most of these screenwriters only summarize the plot, without describing the background, character description, lighting, music, etc. They just focus on what AI generates and what is touching. Comics are much easier to write and more reasonable.
Very nice, very good book
Shan Ying was the beast-taming whip that restrained Xia Houwu. Shan Ying died, and in the end he beat Feng Yuxiu to death without hesitation.
Of the four stories, speaking more broadly, I still prefer the description of Detective Tang, as it has more immersion and laughter. Here is the first one. As for the other two, there are more or less sentences. The plots are not coherent, and it is easy to make dramas. The ending ends too quickly. I am looking forward to writing all the Detective Tang series and online dramas.
Okay, okay, come on!
This type of movie is the most suitable to start with. If you look at other animation and TV series, one work can draw up to 200 chapters.
Anyway, I came to watch a movie
Not bad, good, promising. A single spark can start a prairie fire. It's really good. It's super good-looking.
It's great. I've never been able to find a book on this subject.
I had an idea, the whole [treasure hunt] theme, and then I wrote "Twelve Zodiac Signs" which also happened to have fighting scenes.