A Top-Tier Star’s Rise Begins with the Olympic Directors’ Team

It's a very good novel. It doesn't have too many bullshit, nor too many bloody breakups. You can have patriotic feelings, but don't overdo it. Ordinary people are patriotic if they don't break the law or commit crimes. It's not that they don't want to do it for the country and the people. It's not because they don't want to, but because they are helpless.

70% Is similar to I am a director, I am no worse than a bad one

The main thing is that Zhao Liying is relatively rare, so let's take a look. So-so, the pretense is too ruthless, and the others are too smart.

I have read it seven or eight times, and it is said that she is the heroine Zhao Liying. I like her very much, but I can't get past three chapters every time. The style and my preferences are like the bowl of tofu noodles in the first chapter that gives passers-by the feeling. The whole script in the first chapter is like cheating at a food stall, the second chapter is a conflict with the bodyguard, and the third chapter is coughing while watching the performance. It's like the author is not sitting on a chair writing, but floating in the air... It feels like a short drama, but I like Zhao. I give it five stars. Maybe others like this style of reading...

Although the plot still seems to have a lot of pretentiousness and slaps in the face, the author still has some skills. The writing is not awkward or brainless, and there is no phenomenon of suppressing it first but suppressing it too much. It can be regarded as a very qualified and refreshing article! Four stars, plus one star for the protagonist's gratifying temperament (I know some people think this is very senseless, and would die miserably in reality, but I just feel so happy watching it) The heroine is Ying Bao, but her presence is not high. She didn't copy any songs, and she only briefly showed up in variety shows. The main plot is to make a movie, and she opens her own company to sell theaters and sell online tickets.

First of all, congratulations to the author for finishing Spreading Flowers. Although the author calls himself a newcomer, the pace of the book is relatively tight, and waiting for updates every day was even more torturous before. The protagonist's ability is an excellent work (text copy) to see a parallel world, but the person is still an aborigine, so the character's growth arc is also there, but as a cool novel, the progress of the protagonist can also be called nitrogen acceleration. Even if it is a copy, it only adopts the original excellent framework of the story and adapts it locally. The ability of Mr. Xing and Uncle Da to jointly perform "The Truman Show" in the book is a masterpiece, and the "Rejuvenation" that runs through Chinese history is an insurmountable peak. Highly recommended! ! !

The writing is very good, but I personally feel that some things are not described in detail enough. I have read one book, and it was really daring to write. Many people's things are not clearly described. That's a tough guy. And in terms of the conflict between things, the description is relatively soft and realistic, not as isolated and proud as you described. Personally I think this is impossible. I think the protagonist you described is the same as the one in Kuaibo. No one in any circle can eat alone. It's impossible even if you were the one at the beginning, let alone not. Keep up the good work! ! !

Overall, it's pretty good. The single heroine is a plus for me. The story is enjoyable, but the ending is a little fast-forwarded. Also, I actually like to read movie reviews. I've just scratched the surface in this article, and I'm looking forward to new articles.

This book is very similar to "I am a director, I am no worse than a bad one"

What should I say? The plot is quite to my liking, there is not much focus on relationships, the male protagonist does not have a harem, there is a lot of career-oriented content, and the three views are positive, these are the only things that can give me good reviews.