The Entire Entertainment Industry Thinks I'm Washed Up

In the entertainment novels, the female novels are much better than the male novels. Maybe girls are thin-skinned, so they are all original. The male entertainment novels are just copied stallion novels, which is quite disgusting.

Am I the only boy who watches female videos because of the book shortage? 🙂 (Super Small Voice. Jpg)

It's normal and affectionate for fans to call the heroine "Yubao", but it feels weird when people around her or other actors and directors call her that way in daily life. For example, Yu Junhao, Song Ang and Qian Zhaonian felt very awkward when they were called "Yubao", especially when Dai and Song quarreled over the artistic and commercial aspects of the film. After the heroine spoke, Song's reply "What do you mean by Yu Bao?" Was so funny that the momentum was gone.

In fact, the protagonist's background doesn't have to be so bitter. There are a lot of mindless trolls on the Internet nowadays, but most of them are passers-by like me. If there is any celebrity gossip, passers-by like us are not critical at first, but suspicious, followed by indifference. A certain cool thing is revealed I have never posted a comment before. In addition, I hope the author can pay attention to the fact that the official media will not give up easily. Basically, they will express their opinions only when the evidence is solid, such as a certain lottery, such as a certain person. The evidence here refers to the judicial authority, not what a certain big v posted.

To be honest, replacing the name "Yubao" with my real name would probably increase the number of fans. Sometimes I feel that this title is outrageous, so I just call him out in private. I also come to various awards occasions, which is very inconsistent.

There's no such thing as a clever NC villain or anything like that, which is pretty good. But I felt a bit bored when describing the filming. The feeling is: Filming (no specific description, most fragments) Passed Filming Passed It may be interesting at first, but it becomes boring after a lot of time. The above personal feelings. Some of the articles I have read about filming in the entertainment industry treat each film as a unit drama (basically going through the plot). When the film is broadcast later, there will be more details and audience evaluation. Sometimes we talk about the general background during filming, and then describe a certain segment in detail, and then go through it from beginning to end in detail after the broadcast, and add audience comments. Mostly these two modes. I haven't seen much of the back yet, so I don't know how the author arranged it. However, in the early stage, there was basically no film and television plot, but it also described the filming scenes in large sections (only the conditions on the set, with very little plot), which felt quite boring.

Does anyone think it is a pity that Xia Yu is not with Yu Junhao? 😁

It's pretty good. I've been looking for stories that don't have male protagonists in the entertainment industry, but there are so few. This article is eye-catching. The assistant and agent (boss?) Are both girls. It's great to support each other, but it's a bit frustrating. I hope there will be more fun in the future to avenge the original protagonist.

The mood is a bit complicated. First of all, the author's writing style is very good, and the settings of this book are rare nowadays, and all settings are very reasonable. But skipping from the first chapter to more than 100 chapters later, it's too tedious to be honest. I hope you continue to work hard.

Is the female cultivator's guide to rebirth a trap? I hope this book won't be a trap again.