Ye Ci had been a prodigy in his youth, enjoying fame and success. But in his later years, he fell into obscurity, alone and forgotten. Just when he thought life couldn't get any worse, someone set him up, and he died a wrongful death.
Reborn with the Best Director System and a wealthy family background, he no longer craved the overnight fame he'd longed for as a young man, nor the desire for revenge that had tormented him for years. All he wanted was to make films to his heart's content and enjoy life.
But life didn't follow the script. One day, the young actor he'd plucked from the extras and turned into a movie star confessed his feelings to him.
"Director Ye, could you run this scene with me? What tone should I use for this line?" the young actor asked, tilting his head.
"Listen to the intonation... Oh, Lolita! You are the fire of my life, the light of my desire, my sin, my soul!" He stared solemnly at the script and recited the words in a passionate voice.
The young actor smiled seductively and leaned in to kiss him. "Tell me, am I your Lolita?"
Pairing: A director who's all talk and secretly loves it, as the bottom x a younger, cunning beauty, as the top
Author Da Shuaibi never plays around with pairings! (Doesn't that rhyme nicely? → →)
Notice: By imperial decree, this novel will enter VIP status on Friday, July 29. There will be three chapters that day, one in the morning, afternoon, and evening. After that, updates will be daily. Guaranteed not to be abandoned, so please subscribe and show your support! Note: Updates are at 7 p.m. every night.
Theme:
So Fu Qi, I really want to know, why is Ye Weilin the second protagonist in your life movie, and not Jiang Lan, who is in love with you?
I've finished watching it, and I really want to watch the movie in this article! I even have the urge to cut out a micro-movie
Cried(?⌒`?)
Overall, I like the character, and I was attracted to the young beauties from the beginning. I added this article to my collection about a year ago. I noticed a lot of calls for updates in the comments section, so I put this article into "In My Lifetime". I accidentally read it today and finished it in one go.
How should I put it? I looked at the update time of the article. It spanned three years and there are only more than 80 chapters. There were several major breaks in the middle. No wonder this article is a bit clumsy to read.
First of all, I think this article basically revolves around the plot of making a movie and becoming a great director. It is considered a serious drama, but it does not fit well with the text. At first, the writing made me think that there might be a little more love story, but in fact the scenes where the two of them are together in the theater are not that many, and there is not much portrayal of their relationship, which did not give me the feeling that the relationship between the two is natural. Although I know that the plot of the male protagonist Ye adopting (?) Yin is usually the starting point of the relationship between the two, and during this period the relationship can be cultivated, but there is really not much portrayal of this aspect. The daily life of the two is very little. Basically, it is Director Ye filming the movie and Xiao Yin waiting at home. And even the description of waiting is small, not to mention the depiction of the change from the family affection of adoption to the actual desire later, well, it's really not much. There is also the change of Director Ye. I understand that it is Xiao Yin who wants to retain warmth and gradually face his heart before agreeing. However, because there is too little portrayal, it feels like the psychological changes are all made up by the readers. It makes people feel more blunt that the author lets the character fall in love with him, and he falls in love with it. This is not a movie. More descriptions of psychological changes can make the reader feel smoother.
The second is that the appearance of the system is rather sudden, and is usually not described at all, but when it appears, it seems to be a bit overwhelming, especially the sudden insertion of the copy "Island". Although the ending of Fu Qi's life is joyful, the system is completely like an awkward inserter. In addition to giving a chance to rebirth at the beginning, mobile phones and medicine in the middle, and Fu Qi's rebirth at the end, he basically doesn't appear. At most, he mentions that he usually practices in it in the middle. Its presence is awkward and abrupt. It seems that the author did not want to write more about the system, but he also focused on describing the "isolated island" copy, and failed to grasp this feeling. Is it better to not use the system at all and express it in another way?
Overall, although I don't like many emotional dramas, I still support the author. (???????)?
It's my immature opinion, I hope you don't mind it too much. ●^●
! ! ! You've been waiting for me for so long! Feeling
Alas, in your lifetime, please be a human being
? I just saw some modifications. Am I dazzled?
... Maybe in my lifetime, I can hardly remember the previous content.
Tomorrow is 2019, I always feel like I need to take a photo
So Fu Qi, I really want to know, why is Ye Weilin the second protagonist in your life movie, and not Jiang Lan, who is in love with you?
I've finished watching it, and I really want to watch the movie in this article! I even have the urge to cut out a micro-movie
Cried(?⌒`?) Overall, I like the character, and I was attracted to the young beauties from the beginning. I added this article to my collection about a year ago. I noticed a lot of calls for updates in the comments section, so I put this article into "In My Lifetime". I accidentally read it today and finished it in one go. How should I put it? I looked at the update time of the article. It spanned three years and there are only more than 80 chapters. There were several major breaks in the middle. No wonder this article is a bit clumsy to read. First of all, I think this article basically revolves around the plot of making a movie and becoming a great director. It is considered a serious drama, but it does not fit well with the text. At first, the writing made me think that there might be a little more love story, but in fact the scenes where the two of them are together in the theater are not that many, and there is not much portrayal of their relationship, which did not give me the feeling that the relationship between the two is natural. Although I know that the plot of the male protagonist Ye adopting (?) Yin is usually the starting point of the relationship between the two, and during this period the relationship can be cultivated, but there is really not much portrayal of this aspect. The daily life of the two is very little. Basically, it is Director Ye filming the movie and Xiao Yin waiting at home. And even the description of waiting is small, not to mention the depiction of the change from the family affection of adoption to the actual desire later, well, it's really not much. There is also the change of Director Ye. I understand that it is Xiao Yin who wants to retain warmth and gradually face his heart before agreeing. However, because there is too little portrayal, it feels like the psychological changes are all made up by the readers. It makes people feel more blunt that the author lets the character fall in love with him, and he falls in love with it. This is not a movie. More descriptions of psychological changes can make the reader feel smoother. The second is that the appearance of the system is rather sudden, and is usually not described at all, but when it appears, it seems to be a bit overwhelming, especially the sudden insertion of the copy "Island". Although the ending of Fu Qi's life is joyful, the system is completely like an awkward inserter. In addition to giving a chance to rebirth at the beginning, mobile phones and medicine in the middle, and Fu Qi's rebirth at the end, he basically doesn't appear. At most, he mentions that he usually practices in it in the middle. Its presence is awkward and abrupt. It seems that the author did not want to write more about the system, but he also focused on describing the "isolated island" copy, and failed to grasp this feeling. Is it better to not use the system at all and express it in another way? Overall, although I don't like many emotional dramas, I still support the author. (???????)? It's my immature opinion, I hope you don't mind it too much. ●^●
! ! ! You've been waiting for me for so long! Feeling
Alas, in your lifetime, please be a human being
? I just saw some modifications. Am I dazzled?
... Maybe in my lifetime, I can hardly remember the previous content.
Tomorrow is 2019, I always feel like I need to take a photo
(??ω?)? Hey
Confirm survival_(:з∠)_