Film and TV Crossover: A Chaotic Stew

Mark it👣Read Beautiful! It's a very standard cool novel, it's not aggrieved at all, and it doesn't follow any routine. This is the advantage of a male-led variety film and television novel! Because of the author's vision and identity as a woman, he would only be trapped in a few parts of the original plot, and would only move around in the plot. He would not be able to walk independently without the original plot. To be honest, such fan fiction is quite boring. To be honest, there are very few variety film and television novels that can break away from the plot and write new ideas. 90% Of the ones I read are very similar. After all, this kind of original plot tests imagination and writing skills too much. If there is a lazy writing method that follows the original plot points, why not do it. The male protagonist in this article is decisive in killing and has made many achievements and expanded his territory. His only obsession is to kill the Japs. It can be called "A Thousand Ways for a Japs to Die" [laughs] The original plot was never noticed by the protagonist, everything was based on his will. This kind of my own thinking makes the protagonist feel so happy. It is a good article not to be missed. The pace is lively, and although they are all short stories, each story is well detailed and has a beginning and an end. In the beginning, I was annoyed by the unreliability of the system (weapon spirit) in the first three worlds every time when I traveled through inappropriate nodes. But I just got over it and just ignored it. The system plays very little role, so just treat it as a tool. (The author listened to the advice, and the system no longer held me back) I'm glad I didn't abandon the article because of the system. The rating of this article is low, I think it should be at least 9.5 Points! There are no common poisonous points, the writing style is also very good, and the feeling is very refreshing [like] Worth it ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐!

Each chapter of the story is short and full of useful information. I like this kind of fast-traveling articles the most. Personally, I think the chapters of fast-traveling articles should not exceed 20 chapters at most, otherwise it will feel a bit long-winded. It's the most to my liking and worth watching. [Stunned][laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing]

[Chigua] The chapters are short and the pace is fast, but the content is comprehensive and not boring. My favorite—— 👍🏻"Lin Ruhai" 👍🏻In "Big Fat Orange", when dealing with the queen mother's concubines and brothers, there is no chance to argue, and there is no sloppiness. Later, the Japanese pirates are castrated and it is even more exciting. 👍🏻"Fucha Ma Qi" shows the arrogance and domineering nature of Lang Hua Cult, and it's fun to watch it Dislike: ❌"Wen Shichu's Father", when discussing the candidates for succession, the male protagonist proposed "constitutional monarchy" which is too magical, but a mascot that relied on cowpox, not a member of the family. Not watched: "The Fireworks of My World", "The Legend of Myth", "A Dream of Red Mansions", "Xu Damao in the Courtyard" OK: "Shen Zishan", "Ruyi Zhuan Hongli", "Knowing the King of Yan", "The Son of Shilan in the Legend of Zhen Huan", "Zhengshi Liu Ying"

It's very good-looking, it's my favorite type [Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss]. I like that the male protagonist in ancient times would not be a couple for life, and there would not be that much love.

◎It's pretty good-looking, and overall I'm quite happy. Good for killing time and fast-paced. However, one thing you may want to pay attention to is that the male protagonist has a very independent perspective. Usually they focus on their careers, proclaim themselves kings and emperors, and then destroy the island country. ◎So even though there are worlds with many female characters, such as The Legend of Zhen Huan and Dream of Red Mansions, they are not particularly partial, or in other words, they specifically protect who they are, they just focus on themselves. If it can be reformed or saved, you will still work hard. If it doesn't work, it will depend on the other person's IQ and words and deeds. If it is too much, you will give up. So if you particularly like any character, or don't like watching the male protagonist carry out reforms in the court, this is not a movie for you.

A unique comprehensive short story, each story is not big in size, looks stress-free, and has a good focus. The author also thoughtfully includes a side story about the misfortune of a short NPC in each episode, which is really good [Like]

It's good to watch, the rhythm of each world is very tight, and it doesn't drag out. The male protagonist travels quickly, has a lot of brains, and kills decisively, without being a virgin. There are different ways to deal with it, which is quite imaginative. It's a pity that it's too short and it ends before I've seen enough.

Very nice! Hahaha! The more miserable the Japanese are, the higher their merits will be! [Laughing out loud]

The male protagonist is a vixen who travels through the world of film and television to earn merit and does whatever he wants. He is an out-and-out career-minded person! The pace is fast and the plot is smooth. What I like very much is that when doing business, it will strangle the little devil in the cradle. There are many methods and it is straightforward enough. It is very cool!

It's so beautiful. Although it doesn't describe the life of wives and concubines, it is very in line with ancient people. There is no hypocrisy about not getting married or having a wife. Unfortunately, it is too short. I finished reading it in one go. The most enjoyable part is the various ways of death in Japanese islands. I am very happy.