The Literary Superstar

The whole book feels like the author is licking people in the entertainment industry. This is simply the lowest-status literati I have ever seen written about by an author in entertainment novels. You must know that according to common sense, a great writer like the protagonist, who is famous both at home and abroad, has a much higher status in society than any director or actor. So what if he is Lao Mouzi? However, when filming The Martian, he was ridiculed by the director and was sent to be Lao Mouzi's assistant. The protagonist took the initiative to call him, but Lao Mouzi's attitude was cold. The protagonist did not feel humiliated at all, but felt flattered to be able to cooperate with these people. Even cross talkers, who could only be regarded as street performers in the past, dared to laugh at the protagonist without leaving. Please, you are a writer and a scholar, not a young star who just debuted in the entertainment industry. Let's not talk about anything else, let's just talk about great writers such as Mo Yan, Wang Shuo, Wang Xiaobo and Jin Yong. No matter which crew they went to, let alone the directors and actors, even the investors would be polite to entertain them. This is the power of literati. But the author is good. Even if the writers do something unpleasant to him, they can spend several chapters writing how to respond. The actors have a bad attitude towards him, but they think it is a matter of course. I have to say, it's too poisonous.

The first few pictures are just like poison. They just made a bad movie. The author insists on writing it like a traitor to mankind. In reality, there shouldn't be too many bad movies. Is it that exaggerated?

To be honest, the rest of this book is fine, but the author's writing style needs to be improved; In particular, the author always uses some written language into character dialogue, which looks really uncomfortable.

It was too poisonous. I was successfully persuaded to quit in Chapter 60, but the protagonist just copied it. When he won the award, he was all kinds of nervous and excited. It was too pretentious. It was not the normal reaction of a copywriter when he won the award. He acted as if he was original. A poisonous batch

The heroine who betrays her is simply poisonous! If I don't like you, I keep posting, which makes me feel that women are cheap. We've known each other since graduation and worked as an agent. Even though we were close friends, we didn't even accept you. Instead, we moved to the opposite door. It was said that there was no iceberg that wouldn't melt. It was simply too cheap. Anyone who likes the original protagonist will accept it, which makes me feel that the male protagonist is also toxic. If I have a lifelong estrangement and women are not dead, why don't I choose someone who likes me? !

The beginning is too exaggerated, right? If in reality a director collapsed while filming, he would say a few words at most at the beginning, and then he would be just a passerby. Only the mentally ill would stare at a person and scold him non-stop. The world set by the author is too scary, so why can't he make it easier?

After reading Chapter 11, I feel really poisonous. If you write like this, a real-life bad movie director will have to die to apologize to the people of the country, and his grave will still bloom.

The box office of a blockbuster with a 300 million investment by Poison Point was less than 50 million, which caused the investor's investment company to go bankrupt. Later, it was said that it was money laundering. The actual filming funds may be less than 50 million. Since it was money laundering, how could a film and television company collapse? Money laundering goes in with the left hand and goes out with the right hand.

This is a work from a few years ago. Maybe this style was popular in those years. I really hate the character Chen Jiaxuan, and I also hate the male protagonist's indifferent attitude of accepting it. He won't say no when a beautiful woman approaches, and he will be a bitch. In the relationship between people, if you are good to me, I will be grateful and I will repay you, but just because you are good to me, I will not let you walk around unscrupulously in my world.

Why do the protagonists in all novels start out so miserable?