Reborn in 1980: From Copycat Writer to Superstar

As a bookworm of nearly 20 years, I highly recommend it! Not only does the author have a correct outlook on life, he also doesn't have so much love and affection. Today's entertainment novels are all about men and women, plus some so-called commercial and entertainment content.

The writing is okay, but it is very similar to the one I have read before, including the artists from the early Hong Kong United Front, including Andy Lau, Chung Chu-hong, and Tony Leung Ka-fai. That is the one with an extra Chow Huimin 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

Very good, I suddenly had an idea here. What do you think would happen if Yan Yun's Sixteen Tones were filmed? When I was playing, I always felt that this was a TV series, especially when I played the battle between Liangzhou and Hutuo. At that time, I was thinking about what it would look like on a big screen. Author, please see if you want to write about it 😏

The layout is very large, including Journey to the West, CCTV, movies, and Hong Kong Island. It is not cliché and novel. The film went overseas, founded the China Film Group, went to Hong Kong to make movies, and fought against the rightists in Hong Kong (this was novel), with a leftist stance. Lao Mouzi played Xiao Zhuanfeng in Journey to the West, 666

The writing is quite good, the protagonist is not aggrieved, does not suffer, and is strong-willed. There are not many systematic descriptions, which does not affect the viewing, and it is quite immersive. The first part is a bit flat, but it gets interesting after chapter 60. I have to say it's great.

As far as it goes, it is an excellent book at the starting point. Really nice.

Apart from the film selection issue, everything else is pretty good, but not surprising. I still like the protagonist in this type of novel who has upright views, doesn't give in, and just does it. The systematic description doesn't take up too much of the scene, which is pretty good. In addition, the characterization is delicate enough, but the plot is a bit unremarkable. I have read basically everything since 2008. The subsequent plot is easy to guess, which is my personal feeling.

Not bad, not bad. The author has obviously gone his own way and told the story of the game between the film and the upper class. Can the time be moved faster? It is still only one-third of an acre in Hong Kong City. Although it won the Golden Bear Award at the Berlin Film Festival, China Film has not been officially established, so the author needs to update it quickly.

It's good, it's very interesting, the pace is good, the protagonist has a good outlook on things, and he does it every word. The author is very disappointed and it is completely unreadable.

Yes, the first movie at the beginning is Swordsman in the Snow