Film and TV: Starting with Let the Bullets Fly

In my opinion, Zhutianliu should be the most carefully crafted. The author often does not need to consider the coherence of the plot. He only needs to pay attention to the personality of the protagonist and the reasonableness and harmony of each individual plot. Therefore, more attention should be paid to the composition of each unit drama.

The writing is good Although the identity he enters each time is not a big shot (up to the drug lord), it has an impact on the plot in the end It is rare to clearly see the growth of the protagonist Let the bullets fly. The protagonist is still somewhat smart and quite familiar with the world. It is also a thorough understanding of why life is unsatisfactory. Maybe it is because there is no pursuit🤔 Dunkirk exercised shooting ability. The long and difficult sentence in the reporter's interview is so Humphrey's style hhhhh And the 70 years of reign mentioned by George VI hhhhh I think the Queen can survive it 😂 The ending of the gunfire was unexpectedly good. The horse boys were all miserable, injured all over, and had no house to live in (the main character was even more miserable than hhh). Finally, it was a good vision to switch to a real estate company👍 I really liked the part about falling into the sea. Although I was floating alone on the lifeboat with only moldy food and a box of direct drinking water, it was not bad, but this experience was so cool. For the first time, I feel that the protagonist can really do anything in the future. Obviously at the beginning, he was just a UC external member working in self-media. His life was very monotonous and he had no pursuits Drug lord. I don't know if the current situation in Colombia will change. I look forward to the follow-up plot Looking at it this way, there is not much psychological description of the protagonist, but his character is very thorough. I learned, I learned🤔 The protagonist of Zhutianliu is not like a pile driver. It's so rare😭

The content is well written, fluent, innovative, and refreshing, but don't you think your protagonist is a bit pretentious? I mean, emotionally, maintaining chastity with a virtual girlfriend that you just met once?

To be honest, after writing Bullets Flying Around the World, the author's writing skills have been declining. The Gunfire volume is okay, but the drug lord is simply too long and smelly to be read.

In fact, the author, a drug lord, should write like this: You have to be rich in this place, lead a guerrilla army, and then destroy Pablo. Become president of Colombia again. You can design the plot yourself, whatever makes it stand out.

Male protagonist

Moreover, the protagonist always goes to movies and TV shows to provoke other women from good families. If you really want to be a gun king, the film and television world is lacking everything except female gun kings and young ladies. He insisted on provoking a decent woman and then ran away. Baffling.

Narcos was such a failure in writing that it changed nothing. It's just one more supporting role.

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It turns out that I was not the only one who saw it wrong, everyone thought Narcos was rubbish. First of all, why is it that the American TV series Narcos is so good, but the author made it so annoying when he wrote it? Because there is no obvious bad guy in the American TV series, the two sides are just in different camps. However, the author puts the protagonist in the good camp. Is what the protagonist does really good? Behind the guerrillas are the Soviets, behind the drug kingpins is the CIA, behind the government is U. S. Foreign policy, and private conglomerates and American consortiums just have to say clearly that we are one family. Tell me, which side can you join that is right in terms of justice? If you can't achieve that, then describing the bloody and cruel gangsters thoroughly is another way to go. You write Mo Mo Ji Ji like a saint, but in fact he didn't do anything, he just lay around in a circle, which is not good for the readers.