My Years in Film and Television

I just realized, the main character in this book is starting to look more and more like Tangtang? Xiao Lüzi has become a dispensable tool... Recent updates have been all about how Tangtang builds her harem, expands her circle of girlfriends, develops her career, organizes a photoshoot in a little black dress, and discusses the little black dress itself and the plot, blah blah blah. Little Lu was just taken out for a stroll and that was it...

Only books like this have the right to criticize articles.

Congratulations 🎉🎉 on signing a contract! 🎉🎉🎉

A few days ago, I had an argument with someone on Longkong because of you. Some people said I have warped values ​​and am just like you, while others said I was deliberately trying to smear you. I was so scared that I quickly edited the post. A book is a book, a person is a person, and values ​​are values.

Can you please stop having the couples in future dramas and just let Tangtang (Tang Tang) take the lead? They're already so pent up that they won't let the characters have a harem, but they also won't let them work with other young actresses in the show? Viewers get tired of seeing husband-and-wife teams act together too often.

I support Lao Xu's statement regarding public figures' public image. Economics and law both contain concepts of reciprocal exchange and the correspondence between rights and obligations. You earn your living through public scrutiny, yet you're not allowed public commentary, only praise and no criticism. You can choose not to work in this field!

I've read five books already, can I mark this as a featured post? This book is skillfully written, with precise vocabulary, a smooth flow, and impeccable values. While the author occasionally expresses complaints, these are well-placed and do not detract from the reading experience; in fact, they can bring a smile to the reader's face.

What movies or TV series would be suitable for Tang Yan?

This isn't the first time Lao Xu has tried to include his own opinions in his books. When will he be able to get rid of this bad habit? This time, his attempt to defend Mao Ni was particularly disgusting. He knows that most readers dislike Mao Ni, yet he still had to make this fuss. The book is almost finished, and I won't say anything about dropping it. I hope he'll be more careful with his next book.

My goodness, without me even realizing it, you've already written a million words!