Reborn: Every Top-Tier Star Calls Me Director

It's been a long time since I've seen an entertainment novel that I read to the end in one go. The writing is sophisticated and can arouse emotions. It's quite refreshing to read. The author is not a novice author. I have removed some chapters that need to be skipped because I went into the dark room to revise. The whole thing is very smooth. It is not a clichéd entertainment novel. The protagonist has taken a new path, although it feels a bit divorced from reality. (Maybe I don't have enough horizons). I feel that although the protagonist graduated from the directing department, he started out as a screenwriter and editor (re-screenwriting and editing into a new movie, not a film and television editor for watching online) and then he became awesome. No matter how he felt, he would not be recognized as a director by those in the industry and outsiders like us, even if it went to the theater and made box office.

This is one of the better books I have read recently. The plot is innovative and the pace is slow and gentle. It is rare for me to calm down and read it. The writing is also okay. What I like most is the rhythm of this book. It should not be written by a newbie [laughs]

I was completely burned out when I saw Hong Kong Island Acquisition. There were constant minor irritations in the front, but overall it was okay. The editing and writing were okay💜💜💛💛💛31.888 💜/💙/💚💙/💜🤍💙/💚💙

The writing is okay, but it can be seen that for the first time in this book, some hooks are too obvious, and the roundness is not very smooth, but the entry point is very good, and it is very friendly to old bookworms. After all, it is a new perspective. Come on, come on. I recommend you watch it. My director is no worse than me. He also has a new perspective on entertainment and has already completed the book. He was fooled by the audiobook. The book was very good.

It's pretty well written and can be put on the shelves.

Interesting, worth seeing

I just watched the beginning. The protagonist used Director Feng's night party to re-edit it for commercial operations. Is this allowed?

Personally, I think the writing is quite good.

I'll give it four stars first, then I'll see how you do the emotional scenes and how you deal with the problem of falling into coma at all times [thinking], and then I'll consider five stars.

The first three chapters look good, and finally I am no longer a copycat.