I Walked the Red Carpet in Flip-Flops, and the Internet Went Wild over My Acting

It's easy. Although the author of this article writes about a relatively loose protagonist, it also has a core in it. Although he wants to lie flat, the general environment pushes him to continuously realize the halo of the protagonist.

Interesting! The best player of the year who is not doing his job, he promised to eat in peace, but ended up eating himself into the eye of the storm. High-energy throughout and full of laughs, this is a hilarious novel that will make you twist like a maggot in bed.

4 Stars is an encouragement point. I like to read Huayu's books, but Tomato doesn't seem to read Huayu's books much, so I would like to encourage the author. Let's talk about the book. I read it after ten chapters and couldn't stand it anymore. It felt like it was not the China Entertainment I wanted to watch. The supporting characters basically followed the same routine. I felt like the rest of it was basically the protagonist complaining about someone's acting skills, and then being "overheard" and then asking passers-by to praise them. This kind of template made me almost shout and make dumplings together. The content is too imagined and beautified. If every actor really bothered to ask for advice for their acting skills, even the extras, then China Entertainment would have taken off long ago. Moreover, when I first met the immortals, I spent almost a chapter praising them, which was a bit unbearable. It's not that the immortals are not beautiful, but that I have tolerated them. Nine out of ten books are about immortals, and it's really hard to read them if you can't write some differences. Anyway, keep going!

The rating of 6.5 Seems low at the moment. This is a very good work. It is light-hearted and humorous, and has a sense of reality. It has both life goals and work attitude. The laziness here is not really laziness, but a state of life. The feeling of not doing things that are not necessary is very popular, but there are a little more emotional lines (currently two)

I'll give it five stars. It's quite comfortable to watch and the subject matter is novel. However, in the early stage, I kept clamoring to make money as a charterer but didn't want to make money. It was too contradictory. This is a bit uncomfortable. Everything else is fine.

The writing is very good, I'm not talking about the plot, but the people. The description is very good, the chain of interests is clear, and the driving force of the characters is there. It's not a dry deus ex machina, but there are points in the protagonist that can be exploited and valued. It's ugly, but it's true. It's not for you as a person, but for the benefits you can bring. But that's reality, isn't it? A reality that I don't agree with, but I have to accept.

My feeling is that if you separate yourself from reality and store it in your head, you will definitely be able to watch it. If you store it in your brain, you will ignore the poisonous points. If you lose touch with reality, you will look away from the relationship between the characters. Otherwise, you will be like me and can't help but say a few words.

I'm sorry for you. I finished reading it at the critical moment. It's not bad. It has a bit of a ideological meaning. I never read novels about ideological changes, but the introduction didn't say it. I don't know, but it's really good.

This book deserves more than 8 points. The angle of entry is quite unique

It's pretty good. The main character is lazy but also very wise. I wonder if the author could update it faster. It's not enough.