1980: My Era of Cinema

To be honest, it's a pretty good web article, but it would be better if there were less emotional scenes. I still prefer to watch career-related stories. The more I watch it, the more I get angry. I really need to cut back on the emotional line.

@ Passing street corner The author is great. How should I put it? This book is a little innovative in this category. The protagonist started as a screenwriter and gradually planned and worked step by step to become a three-dimensional celebrity as a writer and director. Of course, as a cool novel, the rationality of the story cannot be too rigorous, but the characterization should be the flesh and blood of the book and cannot be ignored. As the soul of this book, the protagonist is very talented in a special era, but he is too sharp. While his personality highlights his self, he seems to be emotionally affectionate, but is actually unfeeling. Even though there is a lot of writing about the relationship with the female characters, it is all on the same plane. Reading for a long time makes it easy to get tired. In terms of plot, one actor is constantly used to advance, but it is difficult to highlight the differences, and the reading feels like returning to the original point. I hope the author can sort it out. There should be many good characterizations in the novel and not be too stereotyped, especially the important heroine and supporting characters. I can see that all the readers here are old readers. This is a novel with a sense of the times. I hope it can highlight this era more and use the work to highlight the beauty of appreciating the times, appreciating beauties and creating great achievements.

The writing conveys a sense of the era, without any pretentious plot, and the movie selection is also good. The heroine in the book must not be Gong Xue. She is the heroine of many period novels, which I am tired of seeing. In addition, the age is not appropriate. Since writing period novels, you must do things that are in line with the era.

The story has potential! At the moment, it feels like the protagonist's journey is a little smoother. An all-powerful protagonist is certainly powerful, but it may also make readers lose their expectations for 'growth' and 'counterattack'. Let your protagonist encounter some truly challenging lows and tests that force him to expose his weaknesses, make tough choices, and even pay the price. These 'sufferings' will be the key fuel to shape the charm of the characters and promote the climax of the plot. I believe that after adding these elements, the story will be much more exciting

The plot is very interesting and I finished it in one sitting. Even at that time, the male protagonist was still expected to pay attention to the relationship between men and women at home [face covering] and just go abroad. At that time in China, it was still very conservative.

I've been following it for a long time, but I haven't had time to write a comment. Now I finally have time to write. Anyway, I think I can give it 5 stars, I quite enjoyed watching it. First of all, I think there are actually relatively few female protagonists. To be honest, I think the choice of female stars for the male protagonist is very good. They were all very good at that time. That's what I like, dude. The only thing that makes entertainment exciting is that the male lead wins an award and shows off. Second, does it depend on the male protagonist accepting beauties from all walks of life? To put it bluntly, my brother is just a common person, and this is what I like.

Very well written and very detailed.

Four stars, one star is missing because of the emotional scenes. If it were in Hong Kong entertainment, I would be able to accept a harem, or even a domestic entertainment high-ranking mistress as a wife, but I think Gong Xue is okay both in terms of acting and character. It's a bit hard to accept that I didn't give her a perfect love.

I feel that the author writes very well. This is the second time I have seen a story about a cultural troupe and a film studio. The first time I saw it was about being with the crew of Journey to the West. I haven't read much of it yet, but I feel that they are all very well written. They are all stories that I like to read. (I looked back and forth, watching some here and some here. I feel that I don't have visual fatigue when I watch this way. Hahaha)

It's a very good book. I initially thought that it would be some cliché stories about the film industry in the 1980s. After all, I was too unfamiliar with the film and television industry of that era. But after reading it, the content of the story is very attractive, and the overall development of the protagonist is also very smooth. Without the blessing of the system or golden fingers, the forward-looking development of rebirth is very smooth and natural. Some of the emotional scenes are very delicate, and some are very hasty and not perfect, but the overall reading is pretty good. I feel like there is still a lot to write, but it ends too hastily, which is a pity