Slice-of-Life American TV Drama

It is estimated that there is a high probability of being thrown into the street. First of all, the profession of firefighter cannot be set as a billionaire. It's too inconsistent, unless your family is rich, which you are not. Secondly, your new book has just been updated twice. Isn't it a bit off?

I really don't feel anything about the American TV series Fireman. I watched a little bit and I feel like I won't be able to live for long. I hope it slaps me in the face. This book has more than a million words.

I don't think I know many of the protagonist Luke

To the author, it's not that your writing is bad, it's that you write too many women. The more female characters you have, the more space you have for writing stories and your shaping of the protagonist. I wonder if you have noticed that there is essentially no difference between the Adam you wrote and the protagonist of this book except for their profession. And the plot you wrote is basically the same as the book except for some different environments. The most important thing is that there is no growth. I am not talking about your choice of words. , The narrative method, but your protagonist, just like Adam in your previous book, remains consistent from beginning to end, without any change. From the beginning to the end, no matter how many American dramas he participates in, Adam remains the same, just like those joys, anger, sorrows and joys have nothing to do with him. Hundreds of chapters of stories and decades of time have not changed him. He is like a god, always looking down on mortals, and it is difficult to trigger readers' emotions. In other words, he is the protagonist of every American drama story. A supporting character occasionally appears in a certain episode, or changes some things with a twist of the finger, but that's it. At the end of the story, he only functions as a stamp collector. He and the story centered on him are ordinary in the world (the starting point), and they don't even bring the reader a little bit of sadness at the end (but there are almost no such works in recent years, so they are no longer considered shortcomings). The story this time is basically the same as Adam's, especially the one opened by the protagonist. The hook is bigger. In such a world, the hook can no longer be described as a cannon to swat mosquitoes. I continue to read this book because I have not forgotten the appreciation of the author's narrative style when I first read Adam's book. I hope that this book will not go up and down like this book. The protagonist really needs to change. Don't treat him like a stamp collector. The interaction between people has an effect. It is not only the life of the characters in the American drama that needs to be changed, but also the protagonist's. (It is recommended that out-of-control players read it several times, I hope you will gain something)

American firefighters were afraid of losing their jobs, so they set fires to save themselves. It's true! 😰😰😰

To be honest, the profession of firefighter doesn't seem to make much sense. There are many American dramas about various professions, including agents, doctors, and lawyers. I think it is better to write about tax collectors. The conflicts are also fierce, such as the Continental Hotel, the Penguin, and Bruce Wayne. I have checked them all. With high IQ, I can also check Sheldon's taxes and refute his tax returns. I can write a lot with this excuse.

The career of a firefighter is not very suitable. When writing an American TV series, you need to connect with several protagonists or communicate with each other. If you are fine, you can hang out in coffee bars and bars, but you are on fire every day? Professions such as lawyers and scientists are more demanding and more free. Doctors and police officers are busy, but the profession itself is more "interesting". Firemen, since they don't have enough time at their disposal, it's not exciting anymore to trick the protagonist. This is not to say that the profession of firefighters is not worth writing about or that it cannot be cheated. It is absolutely fine for you to write a book on its own, but it will be very confusing if you rely on American TV series. How can you interact with others? There can't be fires in several apartments every day. It's not that doctors can't save the lives of the original protagonists in the show. It's not that police and lawyers can help them too much. Even this profession is not suitable for people with money-making ability.

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It's too niche, and the profession has no sense of substitution, and it's basically daily life without any exciting plot. Why don't you set a profession like a police agent? In that case, there are too many movies and TV series that can be expanded.

Can the protagonist not be a firefighter?