An Elf’s Diary of Working in Showbiz

Ahhhhh, I really hope that the male protagonist can return to the Elf clan. I feel that returning to the original world can be an adventure or an outing for the mother tree, but never stay in the original world. I feel that the elves will not give up on nature, and the impact of 200 years is very large. I feel that the impact of the clan is incomparable to the two male protagonists in love. You can have feelings, but please be firm and go home. I feel that the survival of the clan is the main thing, and emotions can be supplemented.

It looks good. I like the setting and the character of the protagonist. I just hope that Shen Di can return to the elf world in the end. His character is not suitable for the current human world. To be honest, even if he has a lover, he will leave and go back to the elf world in the end. It is good for him [almost crying] I hope that he will not completely become a human in the end. I still like Shen Di of the elf.

I feel that this article is more suitable for non-CP, because I haven't felt the existence of the other protagonist until now.

It looks good, but I have a suggestion. It would be better to write less about the fan's family situation, or to pace it faster. Maybe it's because the fan's family situation is really unflattering. I quite like the description of the protagonist [Sending Hearts]

The flavor of this Western Fantasy Elf is so authentic, I really like the Western Fantasy Elf! A natural darling with many talents, the elf setting gives the protagonist a light and slender feeling. Combined with the wearable setting, it immediately hit my heart as a fan of western fantasy elves + modern entertainment industry novels. How come someone is so good at writing settings? ! The writing is no problem after reading more than a dozen chapters. The protagonist's behavior and language are consistent with the setting, and the logic is not awkward. The author can rest assured that you are not a single player. Wouldn't it be better to rest assured and be bold? I really like your settings. I haven't seen such an honest elf for a long time [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love]

I feel that the setting of this novel is quite good. The protagonist is actually more suitable for Dumei. The setting of entering the entertainment industry to absorb magic power in order to return to the elf world is very good.

It feels very good. It is not the fast-paced novel that is popular nowadays. It is very slow and slow. I think the character of the protagonist is also very good. After all, he has been in another world for two hundred years. People who watch the modern world have a feeling of being a junior. The protagonist enters the entertainment industry just to get the love of others, accumulate the power of faith, let Xiaoshu evolve, and wants to return to the Western fantasy world. This is normal. I don't understand why. Some people say that the protagonist is very scrupulous and can't blend in. It's too unrealistic to expect a 200-year-old person to be like a little sun. Moreover, the protagonist was originally abandoned by his mother when he was six years old and stayed in an orphanage for 10 years. He is an introvert himself. How can he be asked to argue with people in their teens and 20s? I personally think the author's writing is very good. It can be seen that the author is aiming for a full-length novel. Great! Come on (ง •̀_•́)งauthor, write quickly [blowing kiss][blowing kiss]

Is it my problem? I feel that Mr. Shi's CP words are very abrupt. Obviously the younger brother is better, and it's perfect for the male protagonist to be single. Personal evaluation. This is the first novel where the main character is so well designed that I want to scold the cp. This article really interests me. But Shi Huaijing, I really want to scold him. Ever since I felt like a sadistic wife in literature, I really don't like this Shi Huai Jing. I can't do it anymore. Every time I continue to watch it, my hatred for Shi Huaijing deepens. Why can't it be written as a story about the entertainment industry's struggle for hegemony? You can write a lot about the music and dance of elves, and you can use it as a selling point, and then make TV series and movies with elf-like characters. There are also epic stories from another world. There are so many things to write about, but the result is that the sadistic protagonist is asked to be rescued by a person who currently only has the character of a boss. It's very obvious when you learn to dive, it's like sprites, cramps, drowning, coma, what do you think?

It's okay, but the setting isn't considered thoroughly enough. I found that most people come here for the elf setting. The setting of the magic slowly disappearing makes people feel uncomfortable. I hope the author can solve it in the later plot. Also, can you give Dizi a chance to return to the elf world?

It's super beautiful, and the characters are very full. I rarely read articles about the entertainment industry, but this one really touched my heart. The hero and his partner? There needs to be a corresponding label. If the partner is male, it means dual male protagonists. If the partner is female, it means romance. And if you also said that it is a male protagonist and the male protagonist's partner, then it means there is an emotional line. I feel that the author's attitude is very vague.