Reborn in Hollywood: From Child Star to Mogul

Very fine, although there are traces of AI. But it should have taken a lot of time and effort and was carefully revised. Objectively speaking, it is a good book, very good. The problem is, here are tomatoes. Most people like to read cool articles. It's one thing not to admit it. In fact, you either like to watch cool and domineering people, or you want to watch "B-level" people. I hope the author can stick to it.

It's pretty good, but I feel like the author can write more maturely. The protagonist written between the ages of 6 and 9 seems to have zero intellectual growth. People still want to read stories about normal adults. At that time, when you were the protagonist of Home Alone, you were basically the most invincible kid in the world. You could write freely. It gets a little weird later on. I got the role and acted it out, but I'm still pretending to be a child. The reason is that the sense of disobedience is getting bigger and bigger. I should write less MJ. Anyway, it's a bit abnormal for adults to want to play with children. Even if you say you have a childlike innocence, inviting people to play at home is weird. Moreover, the author seems to have forgotten the name of his book and started writing "I Pretended to Be a Child All My Life". If you don't write it at the beginning, can you change the title of the book? Don't mislead the public.

It's so well written that I can feel the touch of touch and sadness from the words. I'm used to reading novels at a glance, but this one feels really different. There are only about twenty chapters, but it took me a long time to finish it. Sometimes I can cry peacefully while watching it, which is the kind of empathy I feel after reading it. Come on, author It's just so-so. The front part is good, but the back part is not good. There's something wrong with the AI. Generally speaking, AI articles are good regardless of whether they've been revised or not in the first hundred thousand words.

This may be the best entertainment novel I have read in recent years. As a person with certain social experience, the protagonist travels through time and becomes a child. There are no plug-ins, but only his own past experience and experience. In terms of the logic of character behavior, all behaviors are basically in line with the character's personality. After traveling through time, I did not rush for quick success to express my uniqueness, but deliberately restrained myself and moved my camera. It makes perfect sense to put in a certain amount of effort given a set goal and at the same time enjoy integrating into the identity of a child. Unlike some novels, in which college students with no experience time travel and cheat all the way, others are just as stupid and acting randomly. In contrast, the behavior of the characters in this book is very reasonable, there are successes and failures, and the mentality is also very good. In terms of plot, there are some family storylines that seem to provide solace to the original adult souls. After the time travel, the protagonist's family is really good. The parents give the child full understanding, respect and trust, and give him the space to grow. In reality, there may not be many such families. For the protagonist to be able to start his career later, in addition to his own efforts, family relationships also account for a large proportion. The author writes some family settings in daily trivial matters, the characters are very delicately portrayed, and some of the supporting characters are also good characters. I like the kid who eats Oreos. I wonder if there will be any scenes in the future where he can become friends like Leonardo and Toby. All in all, it's well worth watching and I look forward to the follow-up development!

I think what makes me feel very warm is not only the novelty and interestingness of the narrative, but also the comfort that Lynn brings to others. Little Lynn has become a haven for Michael and Ivanka to take shelter from the wind, allowing them to stop in their complicated and busy life, and quietly and slowly have someone to accompany them and respond from time to time. Let yourself experience your own time and return to your true self. I was also very touched by the relationship between Benjamin and Lynn's parents and Lynn. No matter whether you are famous or not or what your identity is, you belong to "our Lynn". Kevin is not just an ordinary child.

The author's narration is not the kind of classic cool narrative. The author writes about ordinary little things, so plain that you usually don't care at all, but your nose will be sore when you read it. It really has a very warm feeling, not the kind of getting the best in everything, but the kind of "this is good", no need to go further, no need to retreat, just the right feeling, like two puzzle pieces that are already connected together. There is no need to accommodate or separate them, they can fit together perfectly, because it is how it should be.

It's so well written, it's the first entertainment book I've read. The author collapsed the book. First, the writing style, which sounds like a literary youth at best, but is like a running account at worst. After the end of Home Alone, it is basically a long and straightforward narrative. Even the part about helping MJ, which should be more enjoyable, was written like a running account by the author, making it tasteless to read. The second is the plot. It can be said that the author wrote MJ entirely to satisfy his own desires or hydrological needs. Now he has written almost 200 chapters. What has the protagonist done? He made two movies and wrote a few songs, but they are gone. It seems that this is not the case for child stars. Either write about finding someone at school to ask for Oreos, or go home and play on the swing.

The AI ​​dialogue has not been modified at all, and the characters are completely human-machine dialogues.

Originally, I usually only looked at fictional backgrounds for this kind of subject matter, because I was afraid of being dramatic. I almost gave up the article when I saw the title. But unexpectedly, the author wrote it very well. Some places were slow but very touching, and it made me really feel the happiness of Lynn's family. Some detailed descriptions may seem trivial, but small happy details are hidden in the text. The part about Michael was also a surprise. When I learned about Michael Jackson, he had already passed away. I have always felt deep regret for this great man. Although I know that the world of words is fictional, I hope that he will also have a different and good ending. His talent, his kindness, and his persistence deserve a perfect ending. Very interesting, I will continue to read more!

After reading this book, I couldn't help but write a book review. Why can't you help it? Overall, it ranks among the top ten online novels I have read. Its style is different from ordinary Internet novels. You need to feel it carefully instead of paying attention to the progress of the plot. In fact, after reading this book, it reminded me of a book I read when I was a child - "Little Doudou by the Window" written by Kuroyanagi Tetsuko and "That Grass House" written by Cao Wenxuan. To a certain extent (leaving aside the author's writing skills, etc.) This book gave me the same feeling as I did after reading these two books. It is a kind of light sadness and loneliness (I don't know where it comes from and I don't know how to dissipate), which makes people feel lost after reading it. The children depicted in this book are innocent and fairy-tale-like, but they are not too idealistic. This kind of pure emotion is valuable, and I think this is the most attractive part of this work. I hope the author can continue to keep it. Of course, I still feel that this novel has some shortcomings, that is, the portrayal of the characters' emotions is a little deliberate. There is too much space to describe their inner feelings, and sometimes it is repetitive... Which will make the readers feel a little tired and too cumbersome. I think if we want to describe the emotions of the characters, can we use the specific things the protagonist does and the childlike words he speaks, as well as the detailed description of the environment? Just don't be too deliberate in setting off that atmosphere, but let the readers slowly imagine such a scene themselves, which may have a better effect. I haven't written a book review for a long time. Please forgive me for my poor writing style! The book review I wrote this time is different from what I have written before. I feel that this book should not only be evaluated objectively from the perspective of technique and plot, but also from a subjective perspective such as the emotional appeal of the work. Finally, I hope that the author will take good care of his health and not be too exhausted from writing (because I clicked on the author's homepage and found that he has written more than a dozen books).