
She's Not the Screenwriter Behind a Pig-Butchering Scam
她不是杀猪盘编剧
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 216k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
64Chapters
609Favorites
9.6Score
228Nutrient gifts
1.6kClicks per chapter
72Comments
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Really, I think the author is portraying the role of the male protagonist, but his personality charm is not as much as that of Han Ming. From the beginning, I felt that Han Ming was very divided. When I saw this, I really felt that Han Ming was so pitiful.
Congratulations on becoming V! All ordered, I don't know if there is a price tag
I came from xhs and spent a whole morning reading it in one go. The author's writing is really great. I like the relationship between Xiaochuan and Gu Chu, and I like Gu Chu's thrilling experience even more. The screenwriter is similar to the author. If you want to write touching words, you can't borrow external help or take shortcuts. The most important thing is to rely on yourself. Only by immersing yourself wholeheartedly and emotionally can the words come alive. Another point is that good-looking articles are inseparable from rich experience. Gu Chu is like this. She uses her own experience to write scripts one after another and wins many awards. The same is true for writing novels. Working behind closed doors will not produce good results after all. After reading this article, I was really touched. Come on, author!
I didn't expect that the first person in this novel who betrayed his lust was actually Han Ming. . . . .
It's good-looking. At least it's better than most of the clip-on ones. Why didn't many people see it? I almost missed it.
I hope Han Ming has a good ending
Is the pen really magical or is it due to psychological factors? Curious
Oh my God, why is this man so ruthless? It's the first time I've seen a character who plays around with the protagonist.
I have to keep my three views upright and not be seduced by beauty.
Can Han Ming return to China together?