My Wife Is a Great Director

Why is it that the director's wife, when looking at the comment section and catalog, mostly writes songs?

An ordinary person can read music scores and remember so many things. Good guy.

The entertainment story is about getting married at the beginning. I don't understand why the heroine is always aloof and the lively and cheerful version is not pure? Isn't a gentle and virtuous person worthy of being a female pig's trotter? Tired of seeing it! Can't it be warmer? All protagonists are dog lickers,

Are you just going to finish the book? There is no ending. Are you worthy of giving it to us?

So far it looks good, keep up the good work

It doesn't feel good. The most important thing about writing about someone who flatters his wife in the entertainment industry is to be a saint in front of his wife. He relies on his songs, scripts, and movie stories to shock the world, and then little by little, his cold wife discovers that her husband is so obsessed with her. She thinks to herself that she has married the right person, and then And because of her previous aloofness, she felt ashamed of herself. She didn't know whether to continue to be aloof or to let go of her reserve and treat the inner activities of the protagonist. Then as the protagonist became more and more obsessed with her, the heroine fell deeper and deeper into her feelings for the male protagonist, but because she had never been in love, she felt all kinds of anxiety and tangled psychological activities. I think these alone will make many readers secretly happy🤣🤣🤣

I earned 233 starting coins from the investment, and I will give you a reward of 100, and we will share the money together. Ha ha!

Overall, the writing is good, and it reads smoothly. It doesn't feel awkward, and it doesn't make you feel confused after reading it for a while, like some novels, where the world is spinning. However, after reading Chapter 12, I felt quite frustrated. The protagonist looked like a licking dog. It felt bad to feel that it was tasteless and was a pity to throw away, so I decided to let it dry for a while and come back to it when I am really short of books.

It's well written, but the relationship progresses a little too fast, and the flavor doesn't look that good later on. I'm worried that the author will easily write a running account, but I still give it a thumbs up.

Let's play some real classic songs. The purpose of entertainment articles is to compare the songs copied by others. To be honest, after watching this, I didn't copy a few classic songs.

It's a good story, but the author can't understand it.

Her unspoken little flesh will make your waist feel comfortable, right? You don't have to pay public food, right? Hahaha🤭

Why does the title of the book remind me of the 65-page PPT😥😥

The book is a good book, at least it doesn't have any bad points, but the pace of the love line is too fast and the career line is too slow, so it's a bit messy overall. I don't know where to focus. I suggest that the love line should be described more delicately and slowly, with more warmth and daily life, or the career line should be faster. Don't just pretend to be cool and slap in the face. At least arrange the script for the protagonist's wife and get results as soon as possible. . . If the emotional line is not delicate enough and the career line is neither popular nor popular, it will appear to be watery and you will have no desire to continue reading.

I have fully subscribed and found that the updates are not strong enough. To be honest, the relationship progress is a bit slow. Of course, if it were fast, I would probably only be copying books and movies.

Hurry up and write, it's not enough to read👀 The votes have been cast 😁

How come the last few chapters are all about teasing women, making women cry, and repeating the content?

I think the author doesn't know how to write books, so he's probably a novice.

As I looked at it, I had no idea what was written. All I can say is that it was a mess.

Finished the book somehow?

I would like to ask if the protagonist's wife is a prostitute?