Chinese Entertainment, 2002: Heading North from Hong Kong to Study Directing

The writing is sophisticated, the pace is fast but it tells things very clearly, the story line is complete, the emotional line is not boring, the switching between women is very smooth, the protagonist talks more, I like this feeling of quick resolution without being a stallion, there is a cause and result, not a hard recommendation, it is very neat It has been updated to Chapter 338, and it is getting more and more confusing. The main plot is advancing very slowly, or there is no main plot. At first, the protagonist wanted to make money, and then he wanted to make a movie with a high box office. Now it is all water, and the main plot is no longer visible. There is no pursuit of box office, no pursuit of awards, enough money, no pursuit of women, and now I feel like I am accompanying the protagonist to grow old and die of old age. Chapter 493, it's getting more and more boring, it's grinding, and it feels like the main plot is not getting out of the way. If Shu Huang hadn't persisted for so long, I really wouldn't want to read it. Chapter 514, the protagonist has not won three gold medals in Europe, and has not won an Oscar. Even if it is restricted for one reason or another and will not have high box office (promoting domestic culture), domestic movies are not made anymore. It is all about daily life, raising children, chatting with various characters, and not having a harem. The whole process is sorting out the history of domestic entertainment and writing a chronicle of domestic entertainment? I have reached Chapter 653, and it is becoming more and more boring. The main line is not clear, the content is not novel, and the water injection is serious. The daily life of raising a child is not comfortable like a running account. There is no emotional line. It is all based on force and no logic. The career line seems to have no one. The business is covered in one go, and the movie is covered in one go. Throughout the whole process, there are awards ceremonies, chats and complaints. I can't stand this and that.

It's a very interesting book, with a very novel starting point and foothold. Aside from the very few descriptions of the characters, I think this is one of the few books that I am interested in reading. I also find the character design interesting. I don't feel any discomfort even if Gao ⭕⭕ is cheated on me. After all, Gao has that real problem. It's originally just for fun, but the protagonist is a bit particular and has to pay to use it. I don't know why other readers reacted so strongly. The characters are there. Even if they have some objections to the heroine he chose, they can still accept it after reading it. There aren't many that I can follow now, and I hope the author doesn't starve me of them, otherwise I'll have to read them again to pass the time.

Xie's character is not good, and his character is not as good as Edison's. At that time, Hong Kong actors looked down upon mainland actors. Not only did he look down on them, he also beat up mainland actors. He was dishonest and always lied several times. The whole country knew that he was the one responsible for traffic crimes. He also found someone to support him in court. Edison at least has the courage to quit the entertainment industry when he says so.

Huo Wenxi is worth writing about, and it makes me vomit when I write about celebrities.

"Being Green" is well written. No one has written it like this before. It's innovative. Come on, the author. This book is really well written, why is it rated so low? It would be better if there was a golden finger

It's a very realistic article about the entertainment industry. The protagonist is not so outrageous. He can win the three major Oscars at every turn. It is a purely commercial film. The timeline is quite strict. It will not make a 3D movie in a few months.

This book is pretty good, and it's not a stud. The daily interactions with my daughter are also very interesting. It's just that the rest of it is a bit too bland, and it makes me feel as unmotivated as I do at work. Watching it every day is like clocking in.

Halfway through, I actually thought that the main character might just want to set up a studio and have a leisurely time. I didn't expect that the number of movies a year is the same as that of Niu Ma. In Hong Kong, you can directly acquire Golden Harvest, and later you can also acquire TVB or ATV, so that you will have a golden life.

Playing with the playboy persona and playing with innocence

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