The Queen of Hollywood, Started as a Director at the Age of 17

The career line is very reassuring. It is written by a mother. The heroine will not be disappointed. I hope that the male supporting roles will be less in the future. Mainly, the male supporting characters who appear now are not very good-looking and do not bring any help to the female protagonist. I feel that the emotional scenes are delayed. The career part is originally very interesting and enjoyable.

Very good subject matter and content. I only have a few suggestions. It would be great if the author could change the stiffness after the AI ​​expansion to be more down-to-earth.

I read the latest chapter in one go, and it's still very interesting. The career line is well written, and I love watching it. Except for the two biggest problems of the shabby emotional line and the fact that the heroine is Britney's old mother, everything else is quite enjoyable. The career line of the heroine is very exciting, and she basically wins beautifully. I hope the heroine can make more friends and stop being Britney's mother-in-law all the time. The heroine not only protected her in her career, but also found her a good boyfriend, which is pretty good. I can understand the author's feelings about liking her, but I feel that if you like someone, you should let her choose her own life, rather than forcefully intervening like this. You just need to support her, and you don't need to serve her in such detail. Another point is that the heroine is a little too busy. I still hope that the heroine can take a proper rest and enjoy and relax.

The career line is interesting, and the plot design is reasonable and not mindless. However, the description of the "villain" character is a bit stereotyped. I skipped the emotional line directly. The heroine cares about Britney more than her boyfriend... I hope the author will get better as he writes.

Being a director in the United States and making some classic films gives me a certain sense of satisfaction (after all, it will definitely become popular). I don't have any major setbacks so far. I have dated a few times with others, which is quite interesting.

1. Different from the stereotyped Hollywood romantic novels written by male directors, the female director's perspective is unique and the emotional line is relatively simple. This is much better than the ones I've seen from male directors. Those with multiple female protagonists always feel a bit disgusting after I watch them too much. 2. The description of the filming of the movie is also very good, and it is well balanced with the protagonist's career. These two dual lines are okay. 3. The friendship line in the early stage may not be drawn very well, but it is good to downplay it later. 4. Different from other Hollywood novels that then move to China, the plots of those who are deeply involved in Hollywood are also very good. At least the struggles are quite obvious, all about capital and economics, and occasionally some villains are mixed in. It is not like those domestic novels, where they fight back and forth, judge seniority, and talk nonsense. It is disgusting if you read too much.

I have caught up with the latest chapter. This is one of the few stories I have read every day in Persimmon. It is very satisfying. The emotional line that made me unhappy is gone [laughing and crying]. In the last few chapters, I have not been Britney's mother, and my career has also reached a new peak, but I hope the director will come up with the plot soon. Recently, I feel that it has deviated from the main line for too long. I really can't finish the last million words. Wow.

In fact, I think this book can be regarded as a fanfic of Britney, because in fact, I have also thought about how Britney would live if she became her friend and then saved her? In fact, the author has fulfilled one of my dreams. I hope Britney can live happily with her friends in this parallel world!

A rare good book that respects objective logic and describes Hollywood's structure and workflow in detail. The protagonist's views are upright and not extreme. The writing style is exquisite and does not blindly please the diode. It is a good article that those with a certain cognitive level will like.

It's a very interesting article. The heroine's career line is really exciting. There is a little love branch but it's really not a big part. For me, it's just a spice. If it wasn't there, it might be more boring. So I think the author's writing is really good. I highly recommend [Send Hearts] [Send Hearts] [Send Hearts] Damn, why haven't you updated yet? I'm so sad (｡•́•̀｡)