The God of Acting [Entertainment Industry]

The second brush is completed. I do still like the most entertainment web articles about drama lunatics who work hard to burn themselves out in acting and get rewards at the same time. I first saw this article when someone tweeted it during the serialization period. In fact, I also knew the author's "famous name" at the time, but I was really hungry for this type of story, so I jumped into the trap. Of course, the final result was not what I expected. I laughed to death. There is still a big difference between the first and second readings. There are some comments about the "water car wheel". As a person who reads this author's article for the first time, the feeling is not obvious at the first reading. After the second reading, it is obvious that the author has written many repeated passages. It is like chewing vegetables and spitting them out and making me chew them many times. It is tasteless and a bit disgusting. When I saw the author writing about veteran actors relying on perfunctory acting skills, combined with the author's own writing history, I really laughed out loud. It is the most humorous text I have read in 24 years of reading online articles. But in the final analysis, I will come and watch it for the second time, which means that my core need of "watching a movie where crazy people work hard and get rewarded for their acting" is satisfied, and the feeling of the second time is still the same. I like Cheng Cheng, but I can't tell whether it's Cheng Cheng I like or the person I ideally want to exist in the entertainment industry and the good works. Another highlight that I didn't expect before reading is the emotional line. Among the three emotional lines, the characters of Xia and Li are still three-dimensional. Yang's face is a little blurry, but his line is interesting enough. My favorite love line is Li's, because Cheng Cheng in this line is not a mass-produced heroine in JJ who only loves her career. Her emotional interaction with Li in this line is back and forth, and her image of a burning artist who lacks talent but tries her best (including others) is vividly displayed in this line's use of Li and the accompanying guilt and love during this period. I like it very much. So for the same reason, I also really like Yang Xian from the couple-next-door period. This is actually a step closer in terms of plot design, because this time the utilization is not just limited to the return period. It's just that the author was probably busy getting sick, so he lacked a lot of plot and detailed descriptions compared to Li Xian. It can be said that the emotional line of this article is indeed the emotional line of my ideal heroine's career novel. It is interesting. The female protagonist is not a mass-produced iceberg or a piece of wood. The male character is not low and will not overwhelm the female protagonist. In Li Xian's comments, I saw some dissatisfaction with Li as a director over Cheng Cheng. But I feel nothing, because Li's character creation is obviously paler than Cheng Cheng; on the other hand, from the plot From a perspective, the definition of his talent and career in this article is obviously only Cheng Cheng's ladder, and it would be too boring if Cheng Cheng's acting process was only a praise-type director... The relationship between directors other than him and Cheng Cheng can almost be summarized as a variety of satisfaction and praise-types (). The most important thing is that the emotional line completes the image of the heroine, and the heroine's personality becomes more vivid in the emotional line. Seeing some places that may be foreshadowing made me think that Liu Yazhou in the following article actually has a clue, but the author started to get sick again. In fact, it's not completely incomprehensible. As of now, she has indeed reached the top in terms of her status as an actress of the same age in domestic entertainment. The satisfaction from external feedback will become less and less. If she only continues to act as a pure actor, she will actually fall into a cycle of praise for her acting. However, as long as the author can maintain the standard of writing dramas within dramas, I can continue to write like this. And even if you can only write about the cycle of praise for your acting success, there are actually many ways to continue it. For example, there is actually a lot worth writing about the crew in Under the Sun during the author's illness stage at the end, and it can also relieve the aesthetic fatigue caused by Cheng Cheng's smooth and harmonious crew life. It is a pity that the author obviously does not have the beautiful qualities of her heroine towards her career, so it is obvious that she cannot empathize and continue writing.

Writing like this is a waste of readers' enthusiasm, a waste of the protagonist's character, a waste of one's own aura, and you will be punished.

I originally thought that there would be no problem if I updated it slowly, but it didn't mean that it wouldn't be unfinished. I have followed four of your novels, but all of them are unfinished. Do you think they are really worthy of the characters you have created? Maybe it's because I really don't care about readers' opinions at all! Jianghu is gone. No matter how interested I am in your articles, I will never read them again! This is my favorite of your novels that I have read, best wishes!

I just wanted to see how the book written by the writer next door was doing. I wanted to ridicule the author for not paying attention, but it turned out that the book next door was also said to be bad by the readers. . . There's really nothing I can do about you with this little thing.

? ? ? It's a mess again? ! You can't end it every time you write until you lose interest! You are already a habitual offender. Don't you feel bad for cheating readers like this? ! There are also those who have written half of the V text and are just waiting for the V to be automatically unlocked and the text locked! The reason you gave is the so-called bad data! Is it interesting to trick readers again and again? !

The ending was so sudden. I thought the story would continue. Specifically, I might want to talk about Cheng Cheng's career and love. What new developments will there be? I'm really curious, but I do feel that the ending of the first half of the book was a bit disappointing, but I feel like it could have been better. However, it may be that it is really difficult to constantly innovate in a long novel, so the author may have gotten tired of the repeated movie descriptions in the later period, so the ending is fine. Anyway, I still like this movie very much, because I was really moved by the scene of Cheng Cheng's debut in the water, and the details of the three subtle emotional lines. Is this kind of repeated day-to-day life a blessing or a dilemma? The encounter and love triggered by this setting are so interesting? It's really clever! ! ! It is indeed the ideal of life to try unreserved love on a day that keeps repeating itself.

I really liked this book, but I was a little disappointed at the ending. If the author could really refine it a little more, it would really be a masterpiece.

I knew it was you.

Well, as a literary work, this is already a complete story. Maybe the author doesn't think it's a bad ending, which is understandable. Show a fragment of the protagonist's life and express what you want to express. Some novels are like this. An abrupt end may not be the ending. However, as an online novel whose writing style and structure are far from orthodox serious literature, I have lost the patience to continue reading the 60% of unsubscribed content in the middle. Come on, author, I wish you more excellent works in the future, see you in the world!

It's so sad that it didn't end well.