Starting with Crosstalk
从相声开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Not bad. There aren't many books on crosstalk on Qidian, and this one is a gem. Keep updating, and it will only get better. Personally, I'm sure writing crosstalk + entertainment has a huge market. These days, entertainment novels are all too generic—celebrities, singers, writers, directors—it's getting a bit tiresome. Crosstalk entertainment has a real market.
Guo Degang has become a legend in the world of crosstalk! Just like Jack Ma's status in online shopping—unparalleled!
To all friends who have read this book or are currently reading it Listen to me As a newcomer, I'm starting to write a new book. I've been thinking about this for a very, very long time. Aside from regular classes, I spend all my time typing away. I am well aware of my hardships and sorrows. I've always tried my best! Your vote would make me happy for a very long time.
I won't listen to crosstalk anymore, I can just read this book.
I read two chapters and then left. One thing that time-travel novels should really avoid is indulging in past memories to evoke emotions, such as missing the original world, missing the original parents, missing the original wife, missing the original daughter, etc., And missing them to the point of being desperate.
I've read 60 chapters. Writing about crosstalk is a fun theme, but the protagonist feels too arrogant. His values clash with mine, and I don't feel a connection to him. Between the lines, there's this pervasive feeling of "I have a whole world behind me," as if his actions are charity and everyone else is worthless. The reason the protagonist criticizes Dongfang Sheng is simply because he thinks Dongfang Sheng can't compare to him and how he can achieve such good results—that's so twisted!
After reading chapter 88, what kind of rubbish is this romance writing? Before the transmigration, you wrote that you had a wife and kids and were quite happy, but after transmigrating, that's another story. Then you transmigrate into the present and empathize with this boy, liking Dong Yan very much, even wanting to interview for a job at the TV station where Dong Yan works.
I feel like the beginning is enough to discourage people. His life was perfect—a beautiful wife, a lovely daughter, a decent job—and then suddenly, things changed. I don't know what your purpose was in writing this?
If you dare to add it to the "featured" section, I'll tell you: go even faster!
Question
You can sing Taiping lyrics after watching a few crosstalk performances? What about those who have been learning crosstalk since childhood?