Chinese Showbiz: My Life as a Director Begins in 2004

It's a pretty smooth novel, and you can definitely read it. The protagonist is not a master of everything. He is a perfect protagonist who can participate in a career and still succeed. Some of the shortcomings are minor and can be ignored. A rating of more than 8 points is considered normal.

It's good to read. I love reading it. I like this kind of fast-paced and detailed novel. The characters have their own personalities. The most important thing is that the protagonist is not greasy. I have read a few similar books before. The protagonist talks very greasy. When he speaks, he is so good. I thought that he would appear affectionate when he speaks less. I feel greasy. This book is very good. It is neither greasy nor childish. Emotions develop naturally and career lines are clear and bright.

It's good to watch and I'd like to watch more [smile], the single girl Liu Yifei, although I don't really like the single girl of China Entertainment, the plot development and the choice of filming are really okay Three movies and three best actors [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying], "Outstanding Citizen", "Hunting" and "Father Trapped in Time" (not just three movies)

The characters are written as normal people, which is very rare in Tomato [facepalm]. The plot is actually very bland, but I give you five stars for being a normal person. One star is deducted because of the conflict between the left and right brains on the timeline. It would be better to check and make changes before posting.

It's bland and tasteless, and doesn't feel good. The good aspects are not like those written by AI, so I give 4 stars for encouragement.

I reviewed it at the author's request. I personally think it's okay, but the pace is a bit slow, but it's a single heroine. I like this! ! !

It's okay, at least it's not the kind of story where three movies with fifty chapters dominate the country and two movies with five hundred chapters dominate the world.

It's rare for a male protagonist in a Chinese entertainment drama to learn directing skills down-to-earth. He started as a photographer on a small crew, instead of just traveling back in time to become a great director. I like this kind of unsystematic and non-gold-fingered literature.

Traditional entertainment director's article, the pace is quite fast, and it is quite interesting [like]

Very good, written with care, unlike those AI articles