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I haven't seen such a unique article in a long time. The author's writing style is really next level. I feel disappointed after reading it. I hope I can wait for the sweet extra story. I'm going to tweet it. It's unreasonable that such a beautiful article should not be popular.
Not enough!!! Let's write some extra stories
It's been a long time since I've read an article about the entertainment industry that made my eyes light up like this. The concept of the variety show is very novel and interesting, and the show within the show has a high purpose. The teacher's writing skills are so good and beautiful, and the reading experience is as immersive and moving as watching a movie. The way the past interweaves with reality is like a rewind film. They obviously love each other, but they have to push each other further and further away. Fortunately, they have a glimmer of hope, just like Jingqing said, "for a wish." Their ambiguous pull was not sweet, on the contrary it was a bit sour, and many times I almost cried... Youxia understood Jingqing's sensitivity and instability, but she never accepted it. Thank you Youxia for your bravery, and Jingqing finally followed his heart. Cell phone passwords, theaters, silver pencils... I remembered it all too well. It would be better if there is a side story QAQ Thank you teacher for writing such a good story, I will tweet it!
It seems that this is not the first time I want to write a long review in Jinjiang. Sometimes it is really like this. When I encounter a well-written book, it is so good! So I wanted to say something, but my language expression ability is limited, and the author made do with it because it was a bit incoherent. Speaking of which, I came across a tweet about this book on xhs. Some time ago, I suddenly wanted to read some entertainment industry articles, so I searched for it. Maybe the mainstream ones in most markets are not my taste at all. I like something with a bit of literary and artistic feel, until I was attracted by the title and cover of this book. Alas I tell the truth author your copywriting! I almost thought it was another routine novel centered around dog blood terriers. I was short on literature, so I thought I'd give it a try. Actually, it had little to do with the writing, and the bloody plot didn't take up much of it. It even made me scratch my head and stay up all night to read it in one go. I like the naming of each major chapter in this book very much, and the transition settings between the present and the past are very natural. And I seem to like the memory chapter more than the now part. The first p part is based on the movie "Red Love Descends", which connects the two people's acquaintance and love (it seems that they really didn't know each other very well, which was part of the reason for the subsequent conflict). Liang Youxia was pulled into the relationship by Geng Jingqing. Just like what Xiao Geng said, it was an opportunity to change his destiny. From then on, there was a legendary actress in the entertainment industry. Both of them are so cute in this part, with a spirit unique to young people. Let's talk about the second memory part. This part mainly talks about the conflict between the two people from birth to explosion, and finally ended hastily. One episode that impressed me deeply was when Xiao Geng celebrated his birthday and neither of them said anything in advance but went to each other's side. In fact, just like the hints about the reasons for their conflicts, they are doing something silently without telling each other, and ultimately it is better for the other party. In fact, the author handled this part very well. Liang Youxia had no choice but to work in front of the screen. Some supporting characters such as Lin Jiajia and Xu Yongjun were also relatively three-dimensional. Including Geng Jingqing's bipolar condition, some clues can be seen in his struggling psychological activities. In the end, everything piled up and finally became an irresolvable conflict. They still loved each other, but separation was the best choice at that time. There are a lot of great details in this book that I love but I can't say enough about them here. The author's writing style is completely passable, and the midterm scripts are interspersed very well. The story processing has the kind of literary sense that I love. I have to say that I think the conflict setting is reasonable and logical enough to be difficult to resolve, but the emotional promotion is a little less, or not intense enough (?) After reading the whole story, my mood was relatively calm, and I didn't say that my heart was really pulled along with the protagonist and I couldn't help but shed tears for this twists and turns. Of course, this is a very subjective evaluation, and this kind of writing is just a feeling. How to realize it depends on the perception of different authors. Is this really your first article? Author! So cool! Although there are minor flaws, it is no exaggeration to say that it surpasses many authors who have been writing for several years. It may not be the best article I have ever read, but it definitely ranks high in my heart. Anyway, I believe in you and this article. Good articles will always be popular!
Ahhhh, not enough!!! Not enough!!! Why did the reconciliation end just now!!! What about the sweet daily life? Woohoo...
I stayed up late to read this book. As everyone commented, the author's writing style is very mature and it doesn't look like the first book at all! In terms of the structure of the story, "Red Love Descending" was the most engaging part for me. To be honest, the beginning of "Red Love" between Geng Jingqing and You Xia Chuyu felt a bit predictable. What I like the most is the last part. Although the love between the two people was caused by the play, the relationship between the two people happened very naturally. The tension between the people in the play and the real emotions drove the development of the whole story. It was written very affectionately. In the past two years, many different entertainment industry articles have appeared. The characters are not limited to female stars and movie kings, and the plots are no longer about feeding resources. The structural features of this play-within-a-play remind me of another one of my favorites about the entertainment industry with Hong Kong-style elements (no malicious comparison, and the male protagonist's positioning is different and I can't compare, just an association). If the author is interested, you can read it. The play-within-a-play is full of professionalism and emotional tension. In addition, some sisters mentioned that the timeline was a little off. Maybe I stayed up late to watch it, hahaha. I really had to think about it before I could follow the plot. I'm a little confused here. I don't know what the author's purpose is in writing about Jiajia and Geng Jingqing's illness. What I can understand is the importance of Jiajia to the heroine. The drama of their illnesses makes it harder for the hero to leave, and it also plays a role in pushing the two to separate, but I always feel that it is almost. It's hard to explain. Maybe it's because I wasn't happy with this episode of Jia Jia. This is my first long review. I really like this book. The two people retracted their tentacles and tried to link them together. In fact, the two of them can never be separated or forgotten, and they are destined not to end without a problem. I wish the author will write better and better. Both the author and this book deserve to be seen by more people.
Qingyou's story is sour and bitter, and it made my heart tighten. What impressed me the most was Geng going to find the cat. It was really fragile, and it made people feel distressed... I have always loved the Chinese characters "Red Love" and "Peachwood Door" in the game, both of which are wonderful! But the advantage of the Chinese version is that the details don't have to be perfect. As long as you write out the exciting fragments and let the protagonist play the role, the logic and details can be covered up. Regarding the full text, the author also has some details that I feel are a bit problematic? Maybe it's because I don't understand enough. (The dog's head saves life) One is about the scene where Qing reunites and Qing rejects Qing. You can feel Qing's pain and struggle, but the impression is a bit confusing and the mental journey is not so clear. Including some big plots (which are more enjoyable) are a bit light. There are also some plots that can be said to be unsatisfying TT, especially the story of Jia Jia, a very cute and good little girl I really like! (This is a HE story, but there are actually not many HE characters... Director Xu, Jiajia, Zijie...) As I get older, I still prefer happy endings. Good people get good things, bad people get bad things, and the retribution of Xu Yao and Geng Ao is not satisfying enough! Wow wow wow, the other children are really miserable. Anyway, I'm looking forward to the author's next article!
Wuwuwuwu, the author doesn't write anymore? 😭 😭
In fact, I read this article very slowly at first, but I quickly picked it up and finished it in one go. I think the contents of this novel always seem to me to be gray and cold, like an art movie, and have a damp and sticky feeling like Hui Nan Tian in the South. After reading it, I felt sour and distended in my heart. Even though it was he, I still felt sour in my heart. I like the pull between Liang Youxia and Geng Jingqing after they reunite, the tension is particularly strong. I like when the two of them are ambiguous, and I also like when they are passionately in love. They are both wonderful. I completely became a cp fan of the male and female protagonists, um, it's really comfortable. The teacher's writing style is really very delicate. I like many metaphors and sentences. The psychological description of the protagonist is also very delicate. It's just that there are really too few extras and it's not enough to watch. I really want to see the daily life of these two people after they get back together [hug the thigh][hug the thigh][hug the thigh]
Even though I have an important exam tomorrow, I couldn't help but stay up late and finish reading it. Author, please wait for me to come back and write you a long review!