
Making Hit Dramas, Starting with Love Apartment
从爱情公寓开始拍神剧
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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- Making a Hit Drama, Starting with Love Apartment从爱情公寓开始制作神剧Alternate title on Fanqie
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Breaking Up the Original Couples in Love Apartment
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It's still pretty good, but the portrayal of the female characters felt a bit lacking; their charm wasn't fully captured. Also, is there a female lead? Is there a romantic pairing? If so, I hope the romance is well-developed; if not, please reduce the amount of ambiguous scenes. Five stars for now, I'll add a follow-up review later if I have more to say!
It's not bad written. I hope the next TV series will be based on "Alice in the Land of the Dying".
So far it's not bad. The scenes with the female celebrity seem like a prelude to a harem novel. If she's a main character, hopefully the plot won't be too cliché.
I'll give it five stars, mainly because of *iPartment*. I'm curious if they'll make *Empresses in the Palace* or *The Breakup Guru*. *Empresses in the Palace* needs no introduction; its reputation speaks for itself. I think *The Breakup Guru* is just as good as *iPartment*, and it's also directed by Wei Zheng.
It's really good! Author, could you please write something like "The Eighth Pawnshop" (or similar titles like "The Grave Robbers' Chronicles" and "Ghost Blows Out the Light")?
It's a pity they didn't include the part where my brother dances on the DV camera 😏
It's really good. I hope they make a fifth season too. Although the fifth season received a lot of criticism, at least it had a proper ending. I still haven't dared to watch the last few episodes of the fifth season. Will they write a show about Zhang Wei later? I really like that one. Keep it up!
Could you write a Chinatown detective story?
It's pretty good.
More audience comments will create more interaction; otherwise, it feels like reading a script.