Siheyuan: The Mogul Who Rose From Beiying Film Studio

Siheyuan is quite good. First, they clean up Jia Dongxu and Yi Zhonghai without a letter of understanding, and then change the map to go to Hong Kong Island. After that, everyone in Siheyuan also smuggled there. A new story will happen in the strange place of Hong Kong Island for everyone in Siheyuan, which is quite exciting. It's just that the industry chosen by the protagonist is actually not very good. In this era, it is at the end of the second industrial revolution and the beginning of the third industrial revolution. The entertainment industry is a niche industry and the market is not big. The mainstream of this era is industry. The technology industry and the energy industry are at the forefront. To put it bluntly, the clothing factory opened for his wife makes more money than the film industry.

What you need to write a novel is to be thick-skinned. Good comments and some pointers can be absorbed and laughed at. Bad comments can be ignored.

He sent Jia Dongxu and Yi Zhonghai in neatly and neatly, which deserves five-star praise.

It's beautiful. I've read hundreds of Siheyuan books with great ideas.

After thinking about it, 4 stars. The overall plot is okay, but it's a pity that it's not written around a courtyard house, Hong Kong, the United States, etc. In the middle and later stages, I jumped around and looked at it. I wanted to give it a three-star rating, but I saw that the more interesting thing was the upstairs and downstairs setting in a different space. This is quite interesting, and the imagination is quite big. It's a pity that I have left the country. It can be seen that the author writes for himself. He writes everything he wants to do and doesn't care much about the reader's mood. Overall, this book is pretty good.

After reading Chapter 200, maybe I want to read a cool novel, but I still can't read this kind of light realistic novel. It's too frustrating. . . .

This Siheyuan text is still okay

Not bad, better than most writers, especially when I work at Beijing Film Academy

The five-star rating is not because of the good writing, but because of the lack of use of AI.

The plot is exciting and the characters are delicately described, which is in line with the real life of the people in the Forty-Nine Cities in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China.