[Showbiz] The Sin of the Silver Screen

This story is truly illusory and illusory is true. The writing style has a comparative feel. Some places are based on reality and are truly terrifying, and there are many places that reveal drama. For example, when the heroine participated in the Oscars before retiring, or when all the tapes were burned after her revenge was successful... Ah, I don't know how to exaggerate. The writing is very skillful, and the plot design is very clever. It can be seen that a lot of preparations have been made, but some plots may be rushed, but the flaws are not concealed. This article is the type I want to read the most. I have always been curious about what kind of life a genius should have. This is about it (I am a little excited and incoherent). Anyway, it is amazing and awesome.

This article is the best, most true, and cruelest one I have ever read on the topic of entertainment. The brushstrokes with a very literary temperament and the interlocking connotations are integrated into it, and I seem to be able to see the entire process of a daisy from blooming to dying. This is the most beautiful and cruel art in art: breaking the most beautiful things into pieces——This is really a heartbreaking thing! "Karin dropped like a daisy."

The author's writing is really great. It is a very literary work. Between the lines, I can see the author's deep love for his protagonist, almost like a pilgrim, which makes people feel trembling. Maybe the character transformation is a little too obscure and not enough foreshadowing, but the beauty of the writing makes up for it all.

It's unbelievable that the author is not in the industry and is still a novice.

I was both surprised and regretful when I read this book. The author's storytelling ability and writing style are very good. It is not deliberately exquisite and comfortable. I even felt happy while reading it. I also liked the description of the movie. I also really liked the daughter's emotion towards her mother at the end, and the secretary's kindness at the time. So I feel that there are too few female images in the heroine's life, but there are some female symbols, so I feel a little regretful.

Will you still write extras? I seem to be watching the pilgrimage of directors of the younger generation who are influenced by female protagonists. Box office awards are just records, but if you can influence others, your life will be unlimited. Even if you die, the media audience will no longer remember you, and there will still be apprentices who can continue on. Just like Akira Kurosawa, how many people have been influenced by him, he can no longer be measured by simple awards. His disciples who have won more awards than him can't compare to him and eventually fell silent.

I thought the ending would be two people living happily together qaq, it's really heartbreaking

This is too cruel. For an artist, destroying her works is more cruel than killing her.

Imperfect protagonist, imperfect world, sad ending, but great story

I don't know when I collected it, but I found it again when I was cleaning out the bookshelf. After reading it, I felt that the whole story made me feel depressed, even the chapters that were said to be so sweet in the comments. The author said that the heroine was inspired by geniuses such as Van Gogh. I only roughly learned about them in art classes and never walked into them.