The Rebirth of a Supporting Character in the World of Film and Television
影视世界之配角的新生
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- The World of Film and TV: Starting as Su Daqiang影视世界从成为苏大强开始Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's much better than those mindless wish-fulfillment novels. This is a book with the author's own thoughts. The protagonist is more of a driving force and an observer, helping those who are unhappy to grow and change their original ending. The most outstanding parts are given to the supporting characters (or the original protagonists). If you have time to calm down, you can take a look.
Overall, it's not bad, but the AI elements are too obvious. The male lead is always indifferent, almost like a human-machine interface, and some plot points are repeated several times. However, it's still watchable, since nothing is too outrageous. So I gave it a pretty good rating.
This is a very good book. It changes lives and destinies from an interesting perspective. It calmed my mind while reading, and it's unpretentious and genuine. I really liked it. I especially enjoyed the part about changing Fan Shengmei's fate. She's a girl struggling with her own life, and this book fundamentally changes her destiny.
This book is hard to review. The writing style is alright, so I'll give it five stars as encouragement. I stopped reading after the second world story. To be honest, it's not utterly terrible, but this kind of artsy and bland writing style just doesn't hold my attention.
I skipped around while watching, and after seeing the last two worlds first, I found it surprisingly good. Thumbs up! The book contains a cuckolding plot. After reading the later two worlds and then the earlier ones, in the Ode to Joy world, the protagonist is with Qiu Yingying. He didn't want Qiu Yingying before she got together with Manager Bai, but after she was dumped by Manager Bai, he went back to her. Turns out, he's a cuckold master! Unbelievable.
The writing style needs improvement, and the characters could be further developed; they shouldn't be so extreme, and they should be more human.
This is a serious book, without any vengeful gnashing of teeth or the utmost malice in assuming others' intentions. We are all ordinary people, struggling with life. Humans are contradictory beings, with both good and bad aspects. There's always a breeze in the world that fills my myriad dreams. Good things always outweigh bad things; we should have more hopeful dreams about life.
It's very well written and flows smoothly. However, I suspect it uses a lot of AI (artificial intelligence) technology, as many paragraphs and plot points are repetitive. Also, if you know how to use AI, just generate more; 20 shouldn't be too difficult.
The score is too low, haha, but I especially enjoy reading quick transmigration stories from the male protagonist's perspective, so I'll give it five stars to encourage him. I'll skip the first story; it has too many descriptive words and is very tiring to read.
It's very well written; it's truly written, not just AI. However, it needs improvement in its depiction of the glitz and glamour—or rather, the high-class lifestyle—to be more detailed and relatable. Oh. Also, my favorite authors are Jiang Pengfei from "Nothing But Thirty" and "The Golden Years," who recently wrote about this. I hope he can portray the good life more realistically, making it more relatable for us.