The Godfather of Another World's Entertainment Industry Starts by Photographing Elves

This book is very fast-paced and fun. One star is deducted because you are running towards Liu Beiwen's road obviously, but you are also walking towards Liu Beiwen secretly. You have to ambush someone with four stars first. Five stars. I want Liu Bei not because of Liu Bei, but because I have seen a lot of ambiguities with female characters before. In the end, the male protagonist is Xiao Chunan.

The subject matter is really good, but the description omits too much, making it unclear what I want to express. The scene change is too sudden. Would it be better to lengthen the horizontal line? Please describe more about the characters' movements or expressions, as well as the environment. Such a good subject seems a bit dry [crying]. Sometimes I can more or less understand what the author wants to express. For example, Xiaoyang suddenly mentioned her captain. There seems to be no description of her previous experiences. [Crying] It's hard to come across something with such a novel subject matter

It's not enough. I've always wanted to see this kind of literature and art from another world. You are just like this, and you are not the kind to show off when you first come up. When you do art, you can draw strength and then fight. Author, you have to hold on. When you do art, you should make art, not fight. Are there any similar recommendations? I haven't seen anything yet.

Looking at it so far, apart from minor problems such as missing characters and wrong names. The plot of this book is very smooth and the rhythm is very appropriate. It is a highly recommended book. (The author has a lot of pen and ink hidden in his belly [laughing evilly])

To be honest, there is no need to make a sequel in the future. After a brand is created, the subsequent ones will feel like fried rice. You can change it to something else. Beauty and the Beast, this mercenary is not too cold, and you can even be more radical and shoot The Little Prince. Don't they talk about art? Then show them Art, Romeo and Juliet, The Phantom of the Opera. You could even make an alternate-world version of Green Book, with the protagonists being elves and goblins (you can switch to others).

I've only read part of it, but the subject matter is very good, and it's eye-catching, so you can take a look. Personally, I feel that the pace is a little too fast, a bit overwhelming, and the reading experience is a bit average, but the flaws are not hidden and the author can make some adjustments.

So far it looks good, but the insertion of a Western fantasy dragon into an Eastern dragon is very abrupt and emphasizes power. If some mysterious oriental combination of Chinese and Western elements is added later, just pretend I didn't mention it.

It can be regarded as a good masterpiece of otherworldly entertainment. The author's writing style can also support the character creation in it, and the characteristics of each character are quite adequate. At present, it seems that the entire stall is still relatively large, and I hope the author can stabilize it.

It's very well written. It's like a great god. I can't sleep at night.

The boss is very skilled in driving and has superb driving skills