The Mudslide in the Entertainment Industry
娱乐圈里的泥石流
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Even the worst movies have their fans, and even the best movies have their detractors. Why should a film critic be the sole judge of a film's quality? Isn't that what modern experts are all about?
If you say your novel is an allusion to Mr. Wong Kar-wai, or simply has a problem with the movie "See You Tomorrow," then you're no different from the group of viewers who blindly follow the crowd. First of all, Mr. Wong Kar-wai has flaws in his character, which has nothing to do with his filmmaking skills.
I'm getting more and more disappointed. In my opinion, the author has fallen into a vicious cycle. He tried to show off, but ended up being humiliated and put others down, only to be criticized by someone more famous. He tried to show off, but ended up being humiliated and put others down, only to be criticized by someone more famous.
If you're murdered and don't report it to the police, do you have nine lives? The logic doesn't make sense, bye!
I read about 20 chapters... I couldn't continue. The initial rejection and not reporting it to the police are major flaws... Attempted murder! The female lead is also a huge liability... She appears too much. Is this even a female-oriented novel?
This book is so toxic, it's disgusting and I can't calm down without venting!
Excellent work; I finished 400 chapters in less than an hour.
The recent chapters about plagiarism are quite toxic. To be honest, most protagonists in entertainment novels have plagiarized to some extent, but this novel gives me a particularly strong feeling about it. Perhaps it's because the protagonist of this book stands on a moral high ground. If he were content to be a film critic, that would be fine; that's what he does, it's his professional ethics.
The first two chapters were so awkward! It's incredibly awkward. Who hasn't seen a bad movie? If you can't stand it, just turn around and chat up some pretty actresses, or even go to sleep with them. Why get so angry? Even if it's just the background set by the author, the protagonist has to offend the entertainment industry and get blacklisted, or have his ex-girlfriend make some idiotic remarks…
The author should probably change the scene where someone is pushed at the intersection. Once things get physical, it's not so easy to back down. Even if you agree, the other person might not agree.