It's okay. The first world starts to get exciting in the later stages, because the first world quotes too many historical documents and the description of the battlefield is boring.
In fact, this book is a bit of a pseudo-bl heartthrob, with many men competing for the attention of the male protagonist [laughing and crying] The background is the domesticization of the Korean entertainment system. It's okay. It's very enjoyable to write, but the ending feels like there's a lot left unfinished, which is a bit of a pity. Especially the character whose surname is Zi Che, I don't understand why the author created this character. He made the character so miserable and didn't make his debut and didn't write his ending.
It's not bad. It has a strong martial arts flavor. There are two worlds in total. The first world is more interesting, but the second world has too many conspiracies and is too complicated.
It's not good to read. Almost half of it is boring. I can't feel the charm of the male protagonist. I think the biggest failure of this book is that as an actor, I can't remember a single character of the male protagonist, and I can't even tell the connection between the character's name and the play. Moreover, the description of the past life, including family, is too long. There are only some vague descriptions. The male protagonist does not look like a reborn person. I have no understanding of his character formation and acting motivations. I am very disappointed.
It's so annoying, and the happy ending ended up stabbing me. Two aliens came to the earth. No. 2 Established contact with the fat flower baby, and No. 1 Established contact with many people. The simple words are very picturesque. They don't understand people but help people and save people. In the end, they self-destruct in order to protect the people they want to protect. It's so sad.
Emm is like a mixture of Eastern immortals and Western evil gods. The outer gods are all invisible things that can drop sanity, which makes it look a bit fragmented. Moreover, the system is written in a large and complex manner, which makes me feel tired. Some people's stories are pretty well written even though they are basic. I felt that it was a bit unfinished when I stopped writing it. Many of the endings of the text did not explain the crisis and did not end it.
Generally. The male protagonist appears as an actor, a happy puppy + a poisonous diss mouth. The protagonist's halo is too big, everything explodes, and all the opponents collapse. It's like entering the group - slapped in the face - joined the group - slapped in the face, and the villains fall one by one. The box office data is too exaggerated, it can easily reach 2 billion to 3 billion, and some themes are simply impossible to win both at the box office and word of mouth. The script doesn't have much depth. Although it is said that the actor's performance has been improving, it was not written out. It was just after joining the cast that the director felt that his acting skills had improved again.
Good. This is not an audition article, but it is about how the men's team went global through excellent offline stages after the audition group ended. At the beginning, the male protagonist's passerby halo suppressor was not very satisfying, but now that we are in a new group, we are all very happy.
I started out as an actor through a talent show, a quarter of the talent show, and most of my career in the later years was acting. The script in it is quite nice.