Who Says Short-Drama Directors Can't Make Movies?

The first movie I wrote about was *The Child's Pose*, also known as *The Child's Pose*. The second was *The Hunt*. You can guess the third one—there's a surprise! 😏

The earlier chapters were of average quality; the author knew less about the entertainment industry than I, someone who doesn't follow celebrities or gossip. However, the chapters after chapter 100 were filled with the exhilarating feeling of the protagonist's actions. Although the protagonist's methods were immature and arrogant, his arrogance was undeniably satisfying. The writing got mediocre after that; I couldn't quite capture that sophisticated style anymore.

It's alright, I like this temperament. I'm just afraid that in some novels, the actors are all servile and have no temper at all. Also, it's best if the female lead isn't like Yang Dami with her licked teeth. I often feel like throwing up when I see those characters licking their teeth! The story of beating up pants is really well written.

It's great, especially the parts about the poet Chen, they're very daring 🤭 He's so pitiful, all the other ones I've seen are about the poet Chen too.

The latest chapters I've read so far are all pretty good. Although there are a few flaws, they don't feel too far-fetched as to be unrealistic. Author, keep it up! Update more chapters and don't always abruptly end the exciting parts! [Bookmark][Bookmark][Bookmark]

It's really good! I hadn't heard of the first two movies, but after reading the novels, I was deeply moved by both. The first one reminded me of my own family, and the author explained it very well: parents shouldn't use love as a prison. My mother often says that parents would never harm you, but I really can't agree with that. ε=(´ο`*))) Sigh Thank you, author. I was listening to this audiobook, and my eyes welled up with tears. Thank you.

Well written, the plot is tight, and it's a very enjoyable read. Keep up the good work!

Writing a book is hard work, so please be gentle with your criticism, fellow readers...

Not bad. At least it started off strong enough to be one of the three major European art films: The Black Hole, Andhadhun, Manchester, and The Pianist. I'll give it 4 stars for now and consider giving it 5 stars after I've written a million words. Having read over 350 chapters and a million words, I'm giving it 5 stars in advance.

From the beginning to chapters 40-something, I haven't encountered many major or even significant plot holes! (Up to this point, it's been quite good, with no really ridiculous or illogical plot points!) 👍👍👍 I'd give it five stars just for these few dozen pages. If the rest isn't well-written, feel free to criticize and give it a low score! 😆😆😆