Rewind Film

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!

Jingqing, she secretly applied the mask with Youxia on her back. She felt so heavy, hahahaha

Super beautiful, so touching! ! Is there any more later? I want to see the male protagonist do the task, and the female protagonist is there to help.

Mr. Liang won't cry when he sees the suicide note [dog head]

It's late, it's good that Marco isn't the father. . . When I watched it, I didn't have the feeling that Marco was his father, but it still felt like a CP.

I like this story so much... It's light and full of unforgettable love

Wow wow wow can you write more extras? It's not enough.

Good looking! Seems sad?