The Actor's Training Method [Entertainment Industry]

"Name in Tears" is very nice, and all of Xie Anqi's songs are nice.

Is it too miserable to write about Song Song?

Damn, why haven't you updated recently? I have to say that I'm really looking forward to it! It's shameful to abandon the pit!

Dad, you have really had enough, and you have just released another male escort now? Is this a three-legged stance? Ahaha~ It's so interesting.

Comment on "(Entertainment Circle) Movie King Cultivation Rules" Hey, I'm Liujin. I am very happy to comment on this article. It is my first time to read an article on the entertainment industry, and I think it is still very novel. Just by watching the glamorous celebrities on TV, I still wonder about the things happening around them, their unknown past, the privacy they want to hide... That's why those gossip magazines are so popular, haha. Back to business. 1. Plot The plot line thrown out by the author is actually quite easy to predict the subsequent development. Two people who love each other meet again after separation and have to stay in contact for a long time for the same job (although it is a different job content), which creates a series of emotions that are constantly being cut and confused. By inserting some sweet or bitter memories from the past, the truth that led to the heroine's transition from love to hatred is revealed step by step. This kind of description is actually quite common. After reading the entire article, it is not difficult to find that the author's language skills are relatively solid and the narrative is smooth. I personally think that the first chapter is the most fascinating, thanks to the fact that you dropped the suspense from the beginning, making the reader want to know the reason for the heroine's change. But later on, maybe because of the lack of writing power, you continue to tell the story in a straightforward manner, without much ups and downs or climaxes. The suspense at the beginning is like a flash in the pan, and it is difficult to find it again later. This is what I want to say. The new characters added later, as well as their dialogues, appearance descriptions, and interactions between them are all a bit boring. Just like a glass of boiled water, it has neither reached the boiling point nor dropped to the freezing point, and has almost no highlights. 2. About the characters The character of the heroine described by the author is quite easy to understand. She grew from a little girl who was dependent on the hero to a strong female director. Most of this process is known to readers from memories or from the mouths of other supporting characters. This way of writing has its advantages, that is, it will appear more natural, but the disadvantage is also obvious, that is, it will appear very thin. Speaking of the love between the heroine and the hero, even though this is a novel, I still want to say that feelings are complicated, and it is not just a brief explanation or another tenderness from the other party that will make people change their minds. I personally think that more profound emotions should be explored to make this character more rounded and three-dimensional. As for the male protagonist, from the time the author threw out the name Su Yuandong, it can be seen that you tried your best to show the perfection of the male protagonist (appearance and acting skills), but going too far is not enough. I have to say that it always feels like the author's one-sided words, just like the audition section. The short and shallow description actually won the admiration of everyone present. This is somewhat exaggerated. Although what you want to express is "no words", how can you make the readers empathize with your unclear description? What I also want to say is that there are some unacceptable reasons for the male protagonist to become the male protagonist in a film starring a female protagonist (I'm really not talking about tongue twisters). Even if you describe the male protagonist as an actor with outstanding acting skills, as a bystander, I don't think there is any other actor who can perform better, it has to be him. However, the heroine was originally written as a woman who hated him so much, and she compromised so easily. I think this is inappropriate. What's more, in novels written by female protagonists, the male protagonist in them is written by him. Su Yuandong will definitely be able to tell it after reading the work. Even if he can't tell it, at least he will feel the same way, right? If the male protagonist can stay out of the matter and look at the male protagonist in the work as a clear bystander, he will probably be able to see more clearly. If he "thinks" that leaving is a good thing for the female protagonist, it will be easier to express the heartbreaking pain, right? At this time, if you set the male protagonist as the second male protagonist in the work, and the role played by the second male protagonist is more eye-catching, it can not only show that his acting skills can advance, attack, retreat, or defend, but also allow the relationship between him and the female protagonist to be vented. I personally think it will be more attractive (this may be my bias, but I just want to say it). As for the female supporting role of Tang Leyi, she was portrayed from the beginning as an actress with excellent acting skills and beautiful appearance (even though she was made in Korea??). She tried her best to express that she is a bright and silly best friend on the outside, with a contrasting and cute feeling. This kind of character has almost appeared in many novels, but it doesn't matter, because the personality is likeable, which is remarkable. Gu Qian, the male supporting actor, is a good man who is wandering between the male and female protagonists. This kind of tragic character appears in almost every love novel. You are excellent at everything, but it is a pity that I don't love you←_←. I can't say it's cliche, but it's true without being particularly novel. But I believe that as long as you, the author, portray them well, even the same characters can appear unique. Come on. 3. Language As I read along, I saw that the author had too many typos, some of which were even connected to the upper and lower lines, which was really heart-wrenching. I am a person who is obsessed with typos. When I see typos, I want to rush in and correct them. The yin and yang fluctuated, the eyes were full of sadness, suddenly fell asleep, and the desire to hang on was still lingering, etc. I really want to ask the author, are you serious? These words and sentences are almost consecutively connected in several lines in one chapter. The first three sets of obvious typos can still be understood, but what the hell is it that is still lingering in the back? Is there such a word? Only by using precise words can readers immediately enter the scene described by the author. Otherwise, it would be more of a loss than a gain if the reader pauses to figure it out and then immediately reacts. As I said before, the author's writing skills are quite solid, and some language structures are even eye-catching. However, the rigorous writing style and writing attitude are the glory of every author. Even if readers don't particularly like the article, when they see the author's efforts revealed between the lines, they will at least not be stingy with respect. The above only represents my personal views and opinions. If there are any omissions or misinterpretations, please forgive my limited ability. I wish the author can write better and better. ——By guiwochangpingpu|guiwojialiujin

After almost 30 chapters, the second female lead just came out! You are also drunk...

Damn, when I saw the part where you described the psychology of commitment, my nose felt sore, as if I felt the same way! It's like I'm her and she's me and it's hard to lose a child.

Why is there no update? Recent?

So shy, but it's great to be together, Leyi is great.

Looking forward to the update, please come on, author