My Film Crew Is Full of Nonhumans

I don't know how this author got the credits, but in my opinion, their writing skills are comparable to platinum. Except for the romance scenes, they are really strong in all other aspects, and they update quickly. Why is it so difficult to even get a high-quality product on Qidian? They really missed the mark.

This book, well, it's a bit boring... The initial premise was quite appealing, but it never really got into the main plot, instead focusing on the film industry. It got really boring after a while. Honestly, readers were probably drawn in by the "ghost making a movie" concept, but the ghosts' screen time decreased as the story progressed, and the protagonist even started treating the sexual…

After watching it, well, the subject matter is good. You might not understand what makes urban fiction readers feel satisfied. The director, or perhaps it's a familiar plagiarism plot involving box office increases and competing with other films. Honestly, not many people understand online films. Yours contains too much information, and it's too concentrated.

Endless Armed High School Days' Great Love

If you're going to write about the supernatural, write about the supernatural; if you're going to write about movies, write about movies; if you're going to write about achievements, write about achievements; if you're going to write about systems, write about systems; if you're going to write about women, write about women. You can't just write about everything!

I've been reading Dan Da's books for a long time. I've read almost all of his works except for his early ones, and I like them all. But this one, I just have to complain about. I don't hate authors who express their values, but I hate those who distort the truth and call a deer a horse.

I suddenly remembered Endless Armed today and searched for Dan Da's work, then read a sample of it... It's hard to describe... I still feel that Immortal Path and Endless Armed bring me reading pleasure! I basically gave up on other books within 20 chapters. I hope Dan Da's next book will be an infinite flow novel...

Endless Armament is captivating from the start, its brilliance lying in the vast ensemble cast and the immense world it depicts, leaving everyone eager to witness the protagonist's gradual growth. The later stages are even more phenomenal, reaching god-like status. The battle for immortality was absolutely thrilling in the beginning; it was the most captivating cultivation novel I'd ever read.

I read books to read online novels, not to hear lectures. Everyone's here to have fun, so please don't mix your own opinions into your reading. The author has included too much of their own personal stuff in the book. They know it's difficult to reconcile their values ​​with their own worldview, so why would they try to sell their values ​​to the readers? Isn't that ridiculous?

The film and television scenes in the story have some merit. I don't know if they're realistic or not, as I'm not in the industry, but they feel quite authentic. They're not like those works created out of thin air. The protagonist is initially a good person, but as money and power corrupt him, he becomes increasingly inhuman. He's a classic example of how self-interest dictates one's thinking.