A Journey Through the Worlds of Film and Television

This book is not a plundering text among the current heavens, but a love story among the heavens. The old man is young. The writing is pretty good, but it's too confusing to read. The author will give you a knife, and will give you another knife when your injury is almost healed.

Si Teng

I'm planning to give up. Although I didn't subscribe to all of them, I skipped a few in the middle, but I've basically read them all. Let me tell you my reasons. First of all, Zhu Tianwen's biggest taboo is to bring people to change maps. Not only do you bring people to change maps, but you also bring a woman. She is a domineering and arrogant woman like Si Teng. Si Teng's own character design determines that it is impossible to accept multiple female protagonists. If you write it as a single female protagonist, it is barely acceptable. The two grow up together in the world of Zhu Tian Wen and become stronger together. In the end, if you really write it like this, I will treat it as watching a movie with Zhu Tianwen's skin. It's essentially a romance novel, but you forced the addition of a Hong Kui character in the Ancient Sword volume (there was also Fan Ruoruo in the front), don't you think it's redundant? Just based on the personalities of these two characters, isn't this just making yourself uncomfortable? I originally wanted to continue reading the Menghualu volume, but you summoned Hongkui and Si Teng in the first chapter. Really, I decided to abandon the book immediately. It was uncomfortable to read. I don't know what foreshadowing you have behind the scenes, but I really can't stand it anymore. I would like to give the author a suggestion. You can learn from the writing methods of other astronomical gods. Either there is no heroine but only women, or there is one or two or three heroines in a world but there is no relationship between the worlds. Or just have multiple female protagonists meet at the end, and finally torture the male protagonist together. But don't describe too much in the plot. You can learn from the book "Last Night's Heavy Rain"

It looked pretty good at first, but the more I wrote, the more I became a licker. I had to lick women in order to continue writing. I didn't know why I had been a nanny to the protagonist for so long in the snow. I didn't have any ideas of my own. I couldn't continue writing if I didn't write around Xu Fengnian?            ？ ? ? ?

Romance of the heavens. A green tea smell. One world, one love. They just talk but don't accept anything, and they act and stand up. In the former world, you still love each other lovingly. In the next world, you love another person directly.

There are many heroines but no harem? It blinded me. How can it be so hypocritical?

This label is awesome, multiple heroines, no harem... 🤔 I don't even know what a harem is.

How is this different from watching the Snow Knife TV series again?

Fan Ruoruo

The green tea male protagonist is too pretentious! Not only did he offend Fan Ruowu, Si Teng, but also Su Tan'er! Every girl is unable to give a response, and they are still pretentious and entangled here. It hurts the spring and autumn, and is entangled in leaving questions! Still looking pretentious! I have never seen many male protagonists who have the heart of a stallion but not the guts of a stallion and are green tea!