Our Names Are Written in the Script That No One Has Taken Over.

The psychological description of the characters is very delicate. When I saw the cover, I thought it would be a youth pain literature. At first, I thought it was a more abstract style or a stereotype of a boss. But after reading it, I realized that I was completely wrong. Each character has his own unique personality, whether he is a protagonist or a supporting role, a good character or a villain, they are all portrayed in a three-dimensional and full way. The intrigues within the company and the games between the top management are very real. There is no plot that rubs the readers' IQs to the ground, nor does it blindly give the protagonist Tuan Wu a halo. The subsequent filming sessions were also written in a very graphic way, like watching a play within a play. Many places that require the use of professional terms are not perfunctory at all. It feels like the author is like a real person in the industry, which is great! The update is not finished yet, I hope the author will never give up!

I was originally looking for a boring article to lull me to sleep, but from the title I thought it was a relatively quiet article, but it ended up sounding more and more over the top. The plot is compact, with ups and downs, the descriptions are very vivid, and the images are super strong. It somehow turned into a reminder. Who knows, it's painful and happy at the same time, how on earth can I get spoilers? The writing is so good. These 272 chapters made me very enthusiastic. The phenomena are so realistic, just like a novel. Where did the traffic go for such a high-quality article?

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