Taihe City is a small city located in the central part of Dongshan Province.
People here love to watch theater and respect it.
They believe that as long as someone can play the character deeply and realistically, it can come alive.
As a result, the person who plays Bao Gong all year round can actually judge evil and resolve grievances late at night; the person who has been compassionate all his life on stage can actually help people relieve their pain.
Qin Ye has been a theater fanatic since he was a child.
He is not outstanding, he is poor and lazy, and he is as low-key as a transparent person.
But few people know that he is very easy to "get into drama".
Until a bizarre case happened in the old theater.
It was as if someone had written the script for him when he was a child.
This time, with the sound of gongs and drums, it was his turn to take the stage!
Reader comments
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The first dozen chapters are very compact, but it jumps too quickly to the perspective of the supporting characters. It is risky to write the first few dozen chapters like this, after all, the readers are only familiar with the protagonist. Using the perspective of a supporting character in a large space can easily create a sense of fragmentation.
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Let me go, what a powerful writer! It's rare to see such a straightforward beginning. It tells a complete event and is extremely smooth. The first dozen chapters are very compact, but it jumps too quickly to the perspective of the supporting characters. It is risky to write the first few dozen chapters like this, after all, the readers are only familiar with the protagonist. Using the perspective of a supporting character in a large space can easily create a sense of fragmentation.
It is recommended not to have too many "so-and-so said"
Xiaosheng thinks that this book is good, but there are too few readers.