Traveling Through the Rise of Film and Television

Lin Yu is just Lin Yu. Is adding one more character to Lin Yu (Cheng) to make up the word count? Then you can only make up a dozen or twenty characters for one chapter at most.

Especially teaching the so-called "brothers" in reality the Nine Yang Magic Skills

Passing by, burning paper, lighting wax, and lighting incense, but no movement? Pour wine, pay tribute, set off cannons, smash monuments, no response? Dig graves, dig graves, open coffins, whip corpses, have no temper? Setting up tables, drawing talismans, performing martial arts, thunder and lightning, no fake corpses? Set fire, burn the body, crush the bones, raise the ashes, and try again. A straw man, a wooden sword, a magic bell, reciting a mantra, and then summoning the soul. Wail, beat the ground, cry bitterly, shed tears... Ugh... The author is dead, and Pindao is helpless.

I don't know if Pig's Feet will encounter the resurrected Yang Xiangren and others in the main god's space. That scene must be very funny.

I don't understand that so many Infinite Stream protagonists always bring antique gold back to reality in exchange for money. I don't know how to handle Hetian jade, jade or anything like that! Antiques only become antiques after they have passed through the years, and unknown antiques are not worth much. Once a famous antique is taken out and sold for a high price, it is likely to cause a sensation and the police will come to your door. Even if the gold is only a few dozen kilograms, you won't get much money. Selling a large amount of gold is also a troublesome matter. The origin of jade and jade is much easier to explain. Just buy a piece of rough stone and say it was mined by yourself. A fist-sized emerald or ice-grown violet is not worth tens of millions, but it is worth several million! Also easy to carry.

The first time I kill someone, I won't vomit at all, I just will.

Star Wars, Alien, Godzilla, King Kong, DC, and Marvel can all be written about. It's like writing a series one by one in one plane, and writing a series in one go. Writing them separately always feels uncomfortable.