[Showbiz] The Golden Age

I really read it for Ma Long (currently I only know that this article is about him). It's not surprising that Ma Long and the heroine are together. I just feel that the relationship between Ma Long and the heroine has improved by leaps and bounds after the heroine came out of prison (maybe because of An Zhi, plus they have known each other for many years and have accumulated feelings...). I read Ma Long's autobiography yesterday. He is really talented, but his private life is in chaos. So it was very touching to see that he can get love and have love, and be happy with his lover, because there are no what-ifs and what-ifs in reality, so I want to see his story in a fictional story, and see that he can cherish his own feathers and have a happy and stable life. I am really happy to read this article (it would be great if there were more articles about him). Thank you to the author for the great story?

I stayed up late last night to read it, so I'm going to leave a review today~ I actually don't know how I finished reading this book. There is indeed a problem in the connection of the plots of this book. In fact, in my opinion, if I really want to write it, the heroine and Camus don't have to really start. It ends on that Paris night and ends without any problems. It is beautiful. But when I read it, I felt that I would definitely not be able to stop the car. Hahaha, it was so beautifully written. I was able to read it because the author's writing style is very good and contagious, and the characters he wrote are also very charming. The emotional line with Ma Long, to be honest, I didn't think much about it when I watched it last night (actually early this morning). Just thinking about it just now, I was a little worried about it. I can't remember which chapter. When Vanessa and Camus met Ma Long after it was revealed, Ma Long blessed them for a moment, and then he was still unwilling to let go. He held the little sign and said that he had figured out Asha's secret. Then Asha got the small card and successfully blocked her feelings for Camus after recovering her memory! Yes, I think it's shielding! It's not that she came out, because she didn't know why she loved Camus before, and she didn't have a normal reaction when she saw Camus. That kind of calmness was not the calmness of letting go, but that Vanessa, who loved Camus, was torn away from An Zhi's soul and thrown into a corner that would never be touched. Isn't Vanessa Anzhi? Of course, they are obviously the same soul, but An Zhi thinks that Vanessa is lost in time and An Zhi is herself. Of course, An Zhi came for Malone, but Vanessa fell in love with Camus. For her, it was indeed a kind of loss. I discovered that they might not be the same person anymore. The night when Vanessa got the statuette for the first time, she asked Malone and everyone else, isn't her dream as precious as gold? It was only at this time that Malone began to understand that he did not understand Vanessa. Perhaps this was when he truly began to understand and fall in love with her. So the question is, since Anzhi and Vanessa cannot be considered the same person, does he love Anzhi? Or Vanessa? Or is it Asha who only has him in her heart, who has walked through the torrent of time like him and has no other choice? In my opinion, that little card is a shackle. When it is taken off, she is a free and dazzling Vanessa; when it is put on, she is just Marlon's Asha. It separated everything about Vanessa. Except for Malone, she was separated from all her relatives and friends for twenty years, especially her friends, which completely became cold records in textbooks. She only has Malone. Could this be one of the reasons why An Zhi lived in seclusion? I came for Marlon Brando, but I fell in love with Vanessa. The ending is consistent with An Zhi's purpose. She changed Ma Long's tragedy, and no one in the world can come between them. But I was crying for Vanessa, and for Camus, whose little girl would never come back.

The emotional line was written more and more inexplicably in order to keep up with the schedule. In fact, I initially picked up this article because of Marlon Brando, but I continued to read it because of the chapters where Camus meets the heroine. But the emotional details of the love affair with Camus later were too... Witty. Alas, if I could calm down and not be so impatient, this debut novel would be better (even there is a possibility of improving after it is finished)

I have read this article as three stories... Especially the emotional line with Camus, which ended too abruptly. It's a bit stiff, as if while talking, I suddenly remembered that the male protagonist should be Marlon Brando, and then I was anxious to make room for him. Maybe it's a personal preference. I prefer this part of Camus's story. What I want most now is for the author to separate this part into a separate article?

I feel like the two sisters did this on purpose. Of course, the ex-wife is really pitiable, but... She can't get out on her own, and her sister doesn't know the reason for the divorce. She just said that the man divorced her sister after he became famous...

How should I put it? This kind of excessive sense of responsibility is not good for all three parties. One person will always live in an illusion, one person will always be in pain, and one person will have a thorn that cannot be pulled out.

Why I really don't like my ex-wife, moral kidnapping. If real life is like this, I am really the same as Camus

Great book, finally a book where the female protagonist has other life plans besides falling in love with the male protagonist. Adults have not only love in their lives, but also their own lives. In today's novels, apart from being good-looking, the heroine has no other characteristics at all. It feels like the male protagonist's pendant and vase make no difference at all whether it is this heroine or another woman. Vanessa has her own pursuits. Her life is not only about Malone, but also her own dreams and principles.

Thank you for bringing me articles. There are not many articles about the golden age of entertainment. When I was looking for articles, I was attracted by Dada's articles (the other one is Domination of Hollywood, which is also very interesting). I was very happy to see that Dada has updated the extras. I will always follow Dada.

I saw the big reply (a little late??), And also saw the extra update (I was late, so I was locked before I could see it?) During this period, I also read some of Malone's works (A Streetcar Named Desire is really awesome), and also read his autobiography. In life, he really had a hard time explaining the relationship between men and women, but in his later years, he had to fight lawsuits and make money for his son. He said that he was not a good father, which was quite sad. And Camus, I haven't read his book yet, but I felt his power when I checked the information?? He is indeed charming... Back to this article, I saw that I didn't want Camus and Vanessa to fall in love. In fact, looking at the real person, I think this relationship may add to Vanessa's experience. After all, Camus is indeed charming. Malone is really talented as an actor, and in this article, his emotional line has always been connected with Vanessa. Going to Russia to experience Vanessa's past life is also a special experience for Malone (although it is not written, but I think it is also very good to write it in big words?), I think it is very important for Malone to see the real moments of his later years, judging from the documentary and autobiography. He, he is indeed not that strong. He needs a tough person to support him to complete the transformation. The reality cannot be changed, but here it gives him a new possibility. He will still have works that will be handed down for generations, but he will have a stable and happy family, a long-term loving relationship, and Vanessa also found what she loves in that era and shines herself?