What Could a Director Possibly Do Wrong?
导演能有什么坏心思
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- Ongoing
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- 847k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
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354Chapters
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15.6kFans
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The part about finding Ru and getting the money was really unpleasant; I hope it gets moved on quickly. It's dragged on for so many chapters, and the plot is moving too slowly. An actor once said, "After becoming famous, everyone I meet is a good person." The protagonist's problem is that he lacks fame.
The rumor that Liu Tao earned 3.8 Billion yuan in 4 years is too outrageous. The author should analyze it a bit before writing this.
It's been a long time since we've seen anything about Chinese entertainment 15 years in the future, and it's great to see more gossip from the industry. Hopefully, it maintains its current style and doesn't stray too far from reality. Such a high-quality, well-written work is just waiting for promotion.
What's going on? Is this some kind of pretentious, artsy overreaction?
Let's get over this whole thing about asking Ruhe for money quickly; nobody likes watching this.
The author's self-written novel, "The Warrior," is truly a brilliant topic. I hope he can write a wonderful story. Furthermore, considering the timeline, I estimate the film will gross over four billion yuan. Director Yang will soar to great heights.
Is the author trying to drive away the few readers they have left with these two chapters today? Or is the author planning to end the story and restart the series?
The author's pretentious, sentimental tendencies are kicking in again. The protagonist has been acting incredibly pretentious in the last few chapters because of the reappearance of his ex-girlfriend, it's really unbearable to read. Can't the author just make it a little more enjoyable?
1. Author, don't listen to some readers making a fuss. Look at other similar entertainment novels. How many female protagonists are there? How explicit are they? There are at least many books with more female protagonists and more explicit content than yours! You don't have to argue and ask me to give examples, right? Just search the rankings and you'll see!
First of all, congratulations on the product being listed. Secondly, I have some ideas about the character. The protagonist's actions so far have become overly distracting: acting like a gigolo; coveting his partner but being indecisive and hesitant; buying property and sharing profits early in the business's development; obtaining information through illicit connections, etc.