Reborn in Friends: Joining the Main Cast from the Start

To be honest, it feels like everyone talks like a human machine. This needs to be strengthened. The speech feels very abrupt. For example, the dialogue inside gives me the feeling that "Hi, hello." "Hello." "How are you doing?" "I'm fine, thank you. How are you?" "Oh, I'm fine too." It has a very human-machine feel. This is probably not written by AI, but simply lack of writing power (because I also have this problem when writing articles) But the story is okay, come on!! Keep at it, and you will generally make great progress if you write more than 100,000 words.

It was a good read, but I felt that the screenwriters and directors who stole the script were really miserable. It took a long time to conceive and polish a work. Halfway through writing my own hard work, I found out that someone had filmed it first, and he still had the timeline and evidence, so he couldn't sue. I was really desperate. The character of the protagonist is really poisonous. It would be better to design a character from the beginning who was talented in his previous life but was suppressed by capital and couldn't get ahead, and then gave birth to a child. By traveling in, you can develop your career in the best place at the best time. The original CP doesn't have to be fixed. When watching Friends, I always felt that Ross and Rachel might be better off not being together (not to give advice on writing, just to express my own opinion). So when I saw the original author calling to question the protagonist, I felt that I was an accomplice, a kind of accomplice who helped others snatch the work, and I couldn't be replaced.

The stealing part of the script is uncomfortable and irrational. After many scripts are written, they may be buried in the company's script library for various reasons for many years before being moved to theaters. It is not feasible for the protagonist to keep stealing scripts from his previous life. It is very likely that the original author created the script and obtained the copyright much earlier than when he "created" the same script, but the original author's script has not yet been made into a movie.

It's nice to watch, there's nothing OOC about it, the main characters fit in well, they don't steal the limelight but they're not borderline transparent either, the six-member cast is as cute as the original show, it feels like watching Friends all over again

Give a five-star review to encourage the author. After all, this type of novel is too niche.

Big Du is like Little Du. He always talks about himself in another world and then says that he has finally blended in. He keeps repeating it. Even when he is making a movie, he is approached by original creators. This is not just once. Poison

It has that flavor. The protagonist blends in very naturally without breaking the original character relationship. It feels like the icing on the cake of the original plot. The original plot is very interesting. I love watching it. I hope the author will be more diligent in updating it. No, this book is very well written. Why did I cut it?

The plot is not bad, but a bit rigid. I personally feel that the CP can be broken down. There is no need to keep the original CP. Breaking it apart will easily lead to other plots.

I'm still a little disappointed to see an original heroine. The biggest taboo in writing a fanfic is that besides the main character being original, there shouldn't be a second original character.

The writing is very good, the vivid images are vivid, the transition of the plot and the introduction of new characters are all unobtrusive, as if if there is such a character, he should be like this. The track is relatively niche and the audience may not be large. I hope the author will stick to it.