Film and TV Crossover: Starting with The Kung Fu Master

I only looked at Bianshui's past. To be honest, the author's writing style is very good, but most of the themes he chooses are ones that he has never seen before, or the characters are unlikable, such as Wang Musheng in Country Love!!! When writing fan fiction, it's important to create a drama that's so popular or a drama that's deliberately difficult to watch. The next best thing is to have a beautiful heroine!!! For example, Qing Yu Nian, Kuangdao, Nominal, and the recently popular The Sun Is Like Me. After writing this book on these themes, I would have to have at least a 9 points 🤭🤭🤭🤭

The writing is very good. The first world was a bit watery and too rushed. The second world feels more up to date and the logic is stronger. I hope the author can write each story more completely, so that it has a beginning and an end. It is best to explain the protagonists and supporting characters clearly even if this character is about to leave before writing the next world. Generally speaking, it is a book worth collecting. Come on, author, keep up the style and finish writing Brother Biao!

The author knows how to control the rhythm. The protagonist's upgrade depends on the accumulation and growth in mission after mission, not sudden cheating. The plot adaptation of each film and television world is very clever, retaining the essence of the original IP and adding new story lines. The logical closed loop is well done. The writing is also very delicate, and the action scenes and emotional portrayals are all on point. Overall, it's pretty good.

It's a good book. I saw Fan Debiao come to an end. The writing is okay. It's not the kind of pretentious novice writing. It's very real life, but there is no space to travel through thousands of worlds. This is not good for you. I have no interest in the next world. The main plot is difficult to reconcile, right? Let me give the author a few favorite worlds for reference: The Little Wife in the Ordinary World, Jiang Yan from South to North, Water Margin at Wuhan University, Lin Daiyu from Dream of Red Mansions, Gongsun Lue in the Condor Heroes, Guo Xiang, My Captain, My Team The writing is really good. If the results do not meet the expectations, it will be a bit unsatisfying to me. The rewards are too few and there are few changes. I always feel that I let you go in vain.

Ma Dashuai's writing is quite interesting, but I think Feng Yuxiu's plot is just too much. I suggest changing the introduction, or revising the plot of Feng Yuxiu's story. There are many others that write about wearing too many clothes, and there are also some that write about Feng Yuxiu that are quite good. You can refer to them.

It's so exciting. De Biao's writing is superb.

I quite like it, mainly because there are so few written about Fan Debiao. I love reading it.

The writing is good, but Ma Dashuai's writing is too long, not like a quick travel story.

There is no brainless fun. He uses his brain to solve problems and his image is very three-dimensional. The story of each world is very complete, the linkage with the original film and television is very good, the logical chain is clear, the writing is natural and smooth, and it is very comfortable to read.

I read two stories, and they were pretty good. The ending of the first one was a bit sloppy, but the second one was okay. The subsequent ones I looked at were all old TV dramas or those with very old backgrounds, or scummy plots about country love. Basically, I have never seen them. I am not this type of audience. We have a long way to go, but we are destined to see you again!