The protagonist's career is described in detail and the background is realistic. It does not include articles about being an emperor/prime minister/general in ancient times.
A story about being a policeman in mainland China in the 1990s. The protagonist starts out as a household registration policeman but soon goes undercover to catch drug dealers. The writing is very detailed, even the plot of opening a restaurant hidden among the residents is written like a food novel. The biggest highlight is the "Dihua" element: criminals always mistakenly think that the protagonist is a big shot in the criminal world (the logic is reasonable). I have the same problem with the author's other articles. The later chapters are getting bigger and bigger and the writing is extremely detailed. I gradually lost the patience to finish reading it. But it is worth taking a look at the early stage. Some things have prototypes, which can give people a better understanding of the style of the times.
It's another career-focused actor's book, but it's not as appealing to me as some of my favorite books. I feel that the difference lies in the play within a play: neither the protagonist nor the author likes the script in which the protagonist plays.
Written by the same author as IT Queen, this book was about marketing in the 2000s and started in a game company. The workplace section is informative. But after watching IT Queen, I felt it was a bit homogeneous.
An article about being an entrepreneur at the beginning of reform and opening up. The first fifty or sixty chapters are very beautiful, the details are very period, and I admire the protagonist's shrewdness and ability. The protagonist's career was so vast that after reading eighty or ninety chapters, I felt that the main plot was unclear and there were too many branches. It seemed more like the history of national informatization than the protagonist's entrepreneurial history, so I skipped to the end. But this is still a book worth reading.
Both the author and the protagonist are female-conscious, and this is reflected in many places in the article. The protagonist's partner has no special points, is loyal to the protagonist, has his own career, but his ability is greater than his ambition.
A high-quality heroine's career story, the protagonist and supporting characters are very vivid. This book is ranked as my favorite actor's article together with the preparation before becoming a superstar and top beauty.
This is the actor's article that I am most satisfied with. Compared with it, there is something lacking in other articles of the same type that I have read before. Pure business writing. Both the content of the filming and the off-screen writing are very realistic. It satisfies one of my personal preferences: most of the protagonists work with female directors, and the scripts they film are all about women. It can be seen that both the author and the protagonist have a good sense of women. In other articles about actors with cheats, cheats are usually used to improve the protagonist's acting skills. The protagonist in this book is a very talented young actor, but she lacks opportunities because of her mediocre appearance. The function of the system's golden finger is to gradually help her make up for her shortcomings by fine-tuning her appearance. But this article is not just about letting the protagonist enjoy the advantage of beauty. I can see that the author wants to write something more layered: the protagonist's different attitudes towards appearance at different stages, her gradually becoming more proficient in acting skills, and her increasingly profound understanding of the acting profession...
Articles by food bloggers have golden fingers. It's neither a novice nor too bland. You can tell that the author is a person with life experience and social experience. He writes about the restaurants the protagonist has eaten at and their business decisions very realistically. The main character's taste is similar to mine, more popular, so I also like the food part.
Reality tells the story of the great heroine. The background is the real estate industry in 2017, and the industry content including business wars and project development is written very solidly. The protagonist Shuai Ning has flaws and is extremely charming at the same time. I love her so much, a woman who is ambitious and capable, has no superfluous morals, and at the same time has a sense of justice. In the BG article, the love line setting is that the girl is not a virgin and takes her mother's surname. The supporting actor Assistant Cui, who plays a lot of roles, has no emotional connection with the protagonist. From my understanding, he plays the role of a camera in the novel, viewing the protagonist's confusing operations in the early stages with his worldly eyes.
What I like: The writing is excellent, the reading experience is extremely smooth, the chess game is well written, and the psychology of the characters is also sympathetic. It has a strong female consciousness and has many outstanding supporting actresses. I like the author's interpretation of Go AI. The protagonist's boyfriend is very virtuous.
What I didn't like: There were a few plots that were too bad and really tortured me. Don't be too involved when reading, and be prepared that it won't be a good read. Specifically, what I hated the most in the early stage was the protagonist's mother preventing the protagonist from playing chess and causing her to give up for a while. In the middle stage, the public opinion was extremely unfriendly to the protagonist (the father's reputation is so bad). I also thought the plot where the villain ordered someone to attack the protagonist's group with a knife was too exaggerated. But the ending is good. Aunt Xie has been planning for many years and finally kills the evil forces of Yuan Laoden, and the chess world is clean again.
Overall, it is an article that I can clearly remember after reading it. Very unique, overall quality is still very high
Another readable MOBA e-sports article about an all-female team. The description level of the game part is on the same level as Pengpeng Caichun's two articles. The background of this book is a future where women's status has been greatly improved, so most of the protagonist's opponents are also women. Compared with Peng Peng Caichun's writing, its tone is lighter. What I am dissatisfied with is that the truth about the protagonist's "time travel" is too fantasy and does not fit in with the story. In addition, as a refreshing article, its main tone is not clear enough. The protagonist's team is almost full at the beginning. In this case, losing the game will be disappointing, but winning the game will not make people too excited.
A rare article on the painter's profession. With her expertise in painting, she started from scratch in modern Britain, and gradually became an orphan girl from the countryside who went to work in the city to become an art minister appointed by the Queen and a great artist with a long-lasting reputation. Every step is written very solidly
Modern Chinese food management article. The male protagonist lacks charm, his character is unrealistic, and he is too boring, which deducted one star from the article. Everything else looks great. Saw it a long time ago.
To be an actor in the Republic of China, one must not only have good acting skills, but also be smart and capable outside the theater in order to survive in this troubled world. In the later period, the protagonist and Sister Huang opened a film company together and became bigger and stronger. One additional point: My only dissatisfaction is that the villains frequently try to kidnap the protagonist, and this part of the plot is a bit repetitive.
Although the main plot is the love between the protagonist and an Indian woman, the description of the workplace (consulting industry) is particularly real, and other settings and descriptions are also very real (the schools the protagonist goes to are all real-life)