Cross-Border Strategy

Emm, it's a bit poisonous to me. I felt so embarrassed after watching two pictures.

The settings in the real world are relatively routine, but Goldfinger is pretty good Recommended by experts.

To be honest, I started reading this book from someone's end-of-chapter recommendation. I was actually quite attracted to it at the beginning, because it was a dream corridor, meeting different people and exploring the reality of urban literature. Although it is cliché, as long as the story is told well, readers will still pay for it. But now I'm quite disappointed. Maybe it's because as a loyal harem reader, I'm looking forward to the lack of good works for a long time. Maybe some readers or authors will feel that the current situation is unusual and that people who write books need to be more cautious... It should be said that this is not a normal phenomenon. In other words: Everyone has miswritten the definition of hou gong, creating a full-bodied image of the characters, describing the interaction between the protagonists, thinking that this is the key point, rather than relying on events to advance the plot... After seeing the latest penultimate chapter, the author Dada asked for this chapter, I want to say: It's not that we don't want to interact with the author, it's because there is really no point of interaction in this watery plot... I have many shortcomings... Bai Junwen has become an invisible protagonist after seventy chapters... Losing the ability to organize language... If the author really wants to write hou gong gong, then I think we really need to change our thinking... I think shaping the characters is more important than describing the conflicts. The plot needs to be driven by the characters rather than the characters need to respond to the changes in the plot... The author is putting the cart before the horse.

Personally, I think this book may not be very good. Although I admit that the author's writing skills are good and his imagination is sufficient, the pig's feet created by the author feel very retarded at the beginning. You don't have to have much life experience, but you can't be too retarded. Reading it will only make readers feel that you are forcing yourself to commit suicide, so there must be many people who abandon the book after reading a few or more than ten chapters! I just think that entertainment writing is not easy. There are not many people who can write entertainment writing with the author's writing skills. It would be a pity if a good book fails due to some **** plots. I hope the author can make pig's feet less retarded. Thank you!

The writing is too cliche, and the plot is all designed to show off. What I can't stand the most is the protagonist's ignorance. She defines herself as someone who comes to solve problems when her sister encounters problems that she can't solve, instead of directly providing the best resources to cultivate her sister. It feels like I can't always find my direction and live in a state of confusion. In Mozart's plot, we can also see that the protagonist is honing his piano skills. In Director Li's, he began to design the plot for the sake of plot, and the theme was just to show off.

It's short and weak, and it's broken out of chapters very well. He must have graduated from Singularity Duanzhang University. It's really annoying. I've seen several authors like this who are basically eunuchs. Just keep it for now and then read it after a million dollars.

The Invincible Lucky Star is really beautiful. I don't know why it's missing.

The author has been old for many years, but he still writes like this, which is terrible. After reading the first two chapters, I couldn't help but complain. The so-called art student from a poor family started playing piano, his sister is pretty and friendly, and he started practicing orthopedics. Scary.

I'm here to see how readers scold you. What are you writing about? How dare a third-rate producer from a third-rate music company cheat an Internet company with a market value of tens of billions? Do you think those capital tycoons run charity houses? That's not how you seek death.

Can a celebrity appear in someone else's live broadcast room without the consent of his agency?

The plot is too draggy! Do you need to prepare so many chapters for showing off?

A long time ago, I quite liked Invincible Lucky Star

It's a bit strange for a young man with no experience to write such a vicissitudes of life song. Maybe this is the protagonist. No one thinks it's a ghostwriter. And the piano music, couldn't you just arrange it? There is a crooked friend named Mozart. The protagonist "wrote" the first five pieces of Bach, and then bought a plane ticket to go to Europe to stay for more than half a year. He was still able to show off and win a prize by presenting "the last six pieces completed by Mozart" before returning.

Tan's character is about to collapse. She is arrogant and thinks that the world revolves around her. It makes sense not to help you first. In the end, if the protagonist helped her find a place to win, this book would really be unreadable. Both of them relied on their own abilities. If they lost, it was due to their own lack of ability and nothing to stand out from.      ，！ Money! No more, right? Who gave them the courage to be so optimistic about Tan, a newcomer, and to challenge a big shot in the music industry. If they did it intentionally just to be a stepping stone for Luo's album, then I have nothing to say. I don't even need money anymore, but I'm going to spend money and resources to pave the way for competitors. What else can I say?

I still remember the author's invincible lucky star, which made me like it so much back then. Come on

A young man in his 20s was raised by an older sister and grew up in such an environment. Why is his character still so childish? He is a music and piano major. Can he not tell the difference between good and bad piano music? You give it away at will, your family is poor, your sister is crying, you are capable, don't think of a way, make money first, improve your life, your setting is not a rich second generation, no brains!

You can still read this kind of overly pretentious slap-in-the-face article for free, just ask me to order it all

It really feels like the protagonist is a fool, a dumbass, and has no brains

The main point is that the male protagonist is a fool and relies on his lower body to think. When he sees a beautiful woman, he loses his wits. Bach's Twelve Equal Temperaments--A strange beauty struck up a conversation and then immediately gave it to someone else without even registering the copyright. I met twice in a dream with a female director from another time and space, and gave me the resources for twenty top movies. Then the female director gave me a song in a "noble and kind" way.

Although like other readers, I also think that the section where you conducted the performance becomes more vicious and the routine is similar, but I hope you can stick to it, just like the three passages in the article. "Hold on!" "Hold on bravely!" "Hold on regardless of all odds!" It is recommended to focus on golden fingers. For entertainment, the themes are generally limited to those few, and the restrictions are relatively large, which is understandable as a reader. Unless you can write the stories of other musical figures, or redefine the system of music, collect a large amount of information, make a series of plans, show a new path that is completely different from Leonardo da Vinci and Mozart, and conquer them, I think this is the most enjoyable part of this book. I hope the author will keep working hard and never forget the above three sentences. As a reader, I can only say silently, working hard, and that all the hard work will pay off.

As the name suggests, it's true, it's just a joke

Whether the article is good or not really has nothing to do with whether the author is an experienced author 🤝🤝🤝 Persuading him to quit

A new book has begun, please support me.

How do you think you are so poor and still have a piano?

The effect of dissuading people to quit is too strong, and there are so many pitfalls that it's hard to ignore them!

Mainly just pretending to be B, it's so fake!

The idea of ​​learning in a dream is really good, but it's a pity that this idea was completely ruined by the subsequent plot... Oh, what a pity.

This novel made me dizzy. You traveled through 3 worlds. The main world and the dungeon are a bit confusing**

Ahem, this cover attracted me, and I couldn't help but come in after one glance. 🥵

Come visit me with your work "The Witcher Begins in America" ​​and thank you! Added to favorites, great imagination, and the author's writing style is very good.