I Asked You to Write About Gourds, So What's with These Calabash Brothers?
让你写葫芦，葫芦娃是什么鬼？
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Looking for All Kinds of On-Screen Comment Stories
I mean stories where the comments help the characters get together. For example, one person doesn't notice the other, and gradually gets to know them through the comments.
Any Books Rated 9.5+ That'll Make You Laugh Until You Cry?
Highly Rated Novels So Funny You’ll Die Laughing in the Middle of the Night
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Focuses on Copying Books and Writing Tearjerkers? No Songwriting or Filmmaking
Preferably no romance.
Funny Novels Rated 9.5 or Higher (I'm a Veteran Reader With High Standards)
Screenwriting Contest Series, with an Unconventional Protagonist!
Novels in the Screenwriter Competition series, with protagonists who don't follow the usual path!
Any Novels About Becoming Famous as a Writer After Being Reborn?
Reborn, writes and publishes novels, becomes a screenwriter.
Screenwriting Competition Series
Looking for books similar to "You Were Supposed to Write Romance, So Why Did You Make It About the Greatest Hero, the Supreme Treasure?" Stories about screenwriting competitions and writing scripts, old or new, I'll take them all!
Looking for Novels Where the Protagonist Joins a Screenwriting Competition or Something Similar. Preferably Longer
Looking for Kamen Rider, Preferably Build
Looking for Lighthearted Comedy. My Thesis Is Killing Me, and I Just Want to Relax
Preferably a sweet story with a happy ending. Please, and thanks, everyone
Any Stories Told Through On-screen Comments?
I want something really satisfying, the kind that feels like a weight has been lifted (ԅ(¯ㅂ¯ԅ)).
Novels With a Screenwriter Protagonist
One heroine! Screenwriters have high status! Parallel worlds! Entertainment industry
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It's great, but your comment is too amazing. You keep ambushing us readers, it's so sneaky! 🙂
The main problem is that the comments are so funny, they're way too far away from the viewer! 😂
I'd like to ask if there's a female lead. If there is, fine, but I mainly prefer stories without one. To each their own, I just want to clarify this point.
Having read this far, I can clearly sense that the author used AI tools. Sometimes when I have certain ideas, I let AI write them for me, but I don't publish them. So I'm quite familiar with AI writing styles, including Deepin and Doubao; I've read their writing. This book gives me a strong AI feel. However, so far, there aren't any toxic or readable books available nationwide.
I haven't finished reading it yet, but it's very interesting. From the audience reviews, it seems that for this type of story, as long as the male lead isn't too weak, nobody really cares. If the analysis of the work is good and the audience response is positive, then the book is considered good. Then there are some novels I've read where the supporting characters are very capable.
Overall, it's quite interesting, but the Calabash Brothers segment paying homage to the Gu Immortal is ridiculous. I can understand the idea of borrowing from someone else, but homage... It really shocked me. However, overall it's still good, so I'm giving it four stars.
So far, so good; the writing hasn't been filled with trivial business details. However, there's one classic example where the situation is unclear. We'll see how the author creates conflict later on; just avoid mindless slander.
It's alright, consider it a revisiting of a classic, but it's written too slowly. I want to see Little King Kong.
It's entertaining and funny; the author's writing is excellent, and the narrative is superb.
As a tribute to the Great Love Immortal, that's what I got. The comments were quite funny too.