Playing an Actor in the Worlds of Film and Television

The Temptation of Going Home: The protagonist transforms into a mistress, seducing Hong Shixian! 🙂🙂🙂

Young mothers, or friends of mothers

I feel there are many interesting TV dramas from the past, but no one has written about them. Here are some recommendations for authors that I personally found enjoyable but are not well-known. "Water Moon Cave," "Snowflake Goddess Dragon," "The Mischievous Dragon Breaks Through the Pass," "The Little Fish and the Flower Without Flaws" (Jiang Yuyan's Legend), "The Famous Yang Flower Drum"…

After reading dozens of chapters, I realized it's completely nonsensical. The task given is to steal roles from various movie and TV protagonists and plunder their luck, but the protagonist in the novel is actually a bodyguard who has to fawn over movie and TV protagonists and get them to solve all his problems. What kind of plundering is this? What kind of garbage is this? I might as well just watch the TV series. So toxic!

Let's talk about the story of Minglan. Is it really necessary to take care of her? Not necessarily. Personally, I feel that the young physician is better! As for the plot, does it have to follow the original direction? Often, changing the plot's direction is what brings the greatest benefit. I wonder what Heaven and the male protagonist are thinking?

Personally, I think the author's writing is quite good, but it's really not to my taste. I'm a fan of harem novels (mp, if you don't like it, don't argue, we're all just reading novels, no one is superior to anyone else). I feel that a TV series world is like a short story. If it's not a harem, fine, but at least the female lead should be the original female lead.

The novels "The Story of Minglan" and "The World's Number One" are both very well written, but suddenly being given a super obscure novel like "The Magic Sword and the Chess of Life and Death" is just awful.

Few people write "In the Name of the People".

Regarding the choice of worlds, the author's introduction states that they wanted to write about worlds that no one has exhausted the genre. In this respect, the author forgoes the biggest advantage of the multiverse genre. Why do others choose those worlds? Because they are widely known, have high readership, and offer a stronger sense of immersion.

I was cringing so much after reading Chapter 4 of this novel. The author seems to be heavily influenced by other time-travel novels. Movable type printing couldn't possibly be that useful, could it? Even disregarding copper and aluminum type, using wooden type doesn't mean just any wood would do. Bi Sheng invented movable type printing, so why were people still using woodblock printing in the Qing Dynasty? As for business profit sharing, I don't understand it and won't comment.