Chinese Showbiz 2005: I Call the Shots in Beijing's Power Circle

Author's self-comment (cheeky~~): In the second book of 🍅, I dare not say how well written it is, but I will stick to it. Thank you all for your book reviews. I would like to briefly share with you my journey of writing online: I have loved reading novels since I was a child. I still remember the first online novel I came across, "Fights Break the Sphere". At that time, a classmate in the class brought 1-3 volumes of comics. The comics ended abruptly at "Thirty Years in the East of Hedong, Thirty Years in the West of Hexi". This makes me anxious! After returning home, I immediately searched online for the follow-up plot. I didn't find the comics, but I found the novel. That's okay, it's better to have something to watch than nothing to watch. Just reading it (I was reading the D version at the time, so shameful), I plunged headlong into the world of online literature. After reading Dou Po, the second part is... (The author is no longer a celebrity, but his works were indeed read with gusto at the time). One after another, I watched it so hard that I forgot to eat and sleep, and even wore glasses, and the prescription of my glasses skyrocketed. When everyone around me of the same age is playing games, I always hold my phone and immerse myself in my own online novels. At that time, I thought that I would write a novel of my own sometime. As for embarking on the path of writing online articles, it was October 24. I majored in liberal arts at university and had a lot of free time, so I decided to give it a try. Just think of it as fun! But after writing, I realized that writing is really not easy. You have to sit in front of the computer for several hours every day and code like crazy, and you have to scratch your head and brain to come up with the plot. It's also because my psychology is not strong enough. I will feel a little depressed when facing every critical comment, but one positive comment can make me happy for a long time. Slowly explore and grow slowly, maybe this is also a kind of practice! I really like White's quote: "You can't admit defeat without fighting for it!" I would like to encourage you all!

The overall plot is quite good, and the crew is very detailed in every aspect, but Mane's layout is a bit small. There are more than two hundred chapters, and I haven't seen the fairy yet, but he is also Nortel level 02 after all. Are you using the little lion as a substitute? [Laughing and crying]

It's not brainless, it's logical, and although the pace is slow, it's overall pretty good. The rating of 6 points is low. It's just that some plots are too straightforward and lack the ups and downs. The author needs to work harder on the plot design. The key is that the female stars are not brainless, and each has their own calculations and interests. This is what I always want to see when watching Huayue. Com.

It's pretty good-looking, but the harem isn't very ink-stained. One bad reviewer said something was wrong. The protagonist is a film director. What resources should be given to Liu Shishi who is still in the learning period?

The writing is surprisingly good, and it suits my taste. It would be great if the author could give the protagonist a golden finger to strengthen his body and memory.

I give 5 stars to the main character of Shi Shi. This book is pretty good too. Although I don't like working with Fan, many people like to work with Fan. The author probably also likes to work with Fan, so I'll give it a go.

It's good to watch. It's one of the best director's stories I've read. Good luck to the author.

Very good, realistic, not brainless, and logical

So far, it seems to be okay and there is nothing exciting about the plot. Good luck, author.

Good looking, only by entering Hollywood can you become a great director