I Asked You to Write About Fatherly Love, So Why Is the Protagonist Pulling Off the Perfect Crime?
让你写父爱，主角上演完美犯罪？
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- Ongoing
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- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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High-IQ Crime
Looking for books similar to Shh, Don't Play Murder Games on a Dating Show. Please recommend stories with twists, horror, and rules, and no romance. Something like this one.
Stories or Anime Where the Protagonist Creates Tearjerkers
The protagonist creates tearjerker stories or anime.
Writing-Cheat Stories Focused on Copying Novels and Screenplays, Not Songs
Stories about copying existing works, mainly novels and screenplays. No copying songs, and definitely no switching to acting halfway through.
Any Novels About Becoming Famous as a Writer After Being Reborn?
Reborn, writes and publishes novels, becomes a screenwriter.
An Entertainment-Industry Plagiarist Who Brings Over Songs, Movies, and More from Earth
Looking for books like *From “The Lonely Warrior” to “Under the Sea,” He Leaves the Whole Internet Stunned*. I want stories where Earth's culture influences people in other worlds. I just read one where the male lead directed *Dying to Survive*. I hope there are more stories like that.
The Perfect Crime: Absolutely Brilliant
Any stories about the perfect crime, with smart characters? No male-male leads, and no single heroine
Screenwriting Competition Series
Looking for books similar to *You Were Supposed to Write Romance, So Why Did You Make It About the Greatest Hero, the Supreme Treasure?* Stories about screenwriting competitions and writing scripts, old or new, I'll take them all!
High Intelligence, Deduction, Putting Profit First, and Scheming
Looking for High-IQ Crime Thrillers with Lots of Twists and Cat-and-Mouse Games Between Criminals and the Police
Screenwriting Contest Series, with an Unconventional Protagonist!
Novels in the Screenwriter Competition series, with protagonists who don't follow the usual path!
A System Novel Involving Criminals, Where the Protagonist Is an S-Rank Criminal! Please Tell Me the Title
A Director-Type Story About a Copycat Author
I read this book before but can't find it now. The protagonist has a System that only lets them make horror movies. Horror as a genre is almost nonexistent in this world, and the first film they make is The Old Corpse in the Mountain Village, which establishes the ghost movie genre. Later on, the restriction disappears and they start making other kinds of movies.
A Powerful Protagonist with Bizarre, Fascinating Abilities That Are Unpredictable and Thrilling
I am looking for a novel where the protagonist is extremely powerful, with strange and interesting abilities that are unexpected and exciting. He should have a cold, proud personality but treat the female lead well.
Looking for Cultivation of Evil Arts and Demonic Techniques Without Side Effects
Novels Where the Protagonist Becomes a Copywriter and Writes The Three-Body Problem
A copywriting genius in another world, writing sci-fi novels from Earth.
Any Good Stories About Transmigrating into an AI-Animated Creation Contest?
Looking for a Book With Character Dialogue (๑Ő௰Ő๑)
I want something like Quick Transmigration: The Villain Is So Spoiling and Seductive (Beloved Across Ten Thousand Worlds). Either a male or female lead is fine.
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This type of entertainment branch is basically written in the same way. The difference is nothing more than a difference in movie selection. The typical ones I choose are basically suspense, crime, and reasoning. Each movie will have about 40 chapters, about 80,000 words. The audience is limited, and I don't want to make a lot of money. I just want to be able to work full time.
I would like to give it five stars. The advantage of this book is that it does a good job of retelling the movie. I have not seen A Good Show and Twelve Citizens, but the author's explanation is relatively clear and complete, and the writing style is good.
It's a very good book. Why is the score so low? It's rare to find a book with almost no off-site analysis of movies. Finally, I can't see those embarrassing scenes of pretending to be 13 slapped in the face. If you watch the movie clips that you are interested in, you can go directly to the original movie. If you are not interested in the movie, the author has also set up chapters to skip directly.
In fact, it is an alternative movie commentary. After reading the story, there is a manslaughter. Article 20 is that I can still understand simpler and recent movies, but I have not seen Infernal Affairs and so on, so the plot cannot be followed. (There is a big drawback here. The reason why the series of movies is so popular is because one movie is broadcast a year and has time to continue the popularity. If it is released all at once, the effect will not be that good.) It is highly recommended. If you only watch the movie and don't read many comments and explanations, watching this will give you a new perspective.
Not bad. For the following scoldings, don't read the clichés. Just write well.
It's good to watch, they are all my favorite movies, Manslaughter, a good drama (love this one a lot) and Citizen 12, and they are all domestic movies. I happen to hate foreign movies, and this book suits me perfectly.
Come on, come on, come on
It's very good to watch. There are explanations on why some movies are shot in that way. You don't think too much when watching movies. There are explanations here. I feel like I have watched the movie again and it is an analytical version. So far, it seems that there are no bad points. The protagonist does not have a heroic plot in real life. It is more realistic and acceptable.
I've been a little obsessed lately
Because the twelve citizens came in