The Age of Cinema

The genre is my favorite, and the plot synopsis is also my favorite, but the writing is really twisted, and some details are too vague, so I have to rely on the readers to make up their own minds. There are also some poison pits. For example, Tang Yin, who was a hit at the box office, used 200 million to distribute dividends to the crew. Author, you know that readers will be poisoned to death if you don't pay attention to these details. Don't be too outrageous in your cool writing! That's unrealistic and immersive. I suggest the author start a new book based on the plot outline and background of this book. Paying attention to the details will definitely make it popular. I give this advice with the critical eye of an old book fan of more than 10 years. Remember that the details must be reasonable, and it must be very logical if you ask without telling, but at least it must not be awkward for the reader.

Is this really okay? Just pick up anyone on the side of the road and they can act.

Although the data is a bit large, there is no problem, just don't write it too indulgently.

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