Peking Opera Master: I Started as a Background Actor and Gained Attributes

The first three chapters were just annoying to me. Forget it that a successful and famous person was inexplicably attacking a sidekick. Isn't it embarrassing for you to compare yourself with others by picking up things from them? Why is it so arrogant if the hook is turned on, but if it is not hooked, isn't it just a piece of iron?

I had a really good feeling before it was put on the shelves, mainly because it was fresh. There are not many operas written on the Internet. I am also a theater fan for thirty years, so I was very happy to see it. But after it was put on the shelves, it was almost impossible to read it. It suddenly switched to singing, and then there were various types of music, and the most ridiculous one was cross talk. The book collapsed. It's such a pity that I didn't get to read it.

Let's cut it. If you want to write about opera next time, don't write about the entertainment industry, don't write about pop songs. They are all here for Peking Opera. Who would read other than him

After only reading one chapter, a person who is considered a master in the Peking Opera industry went to see his son's graduation drama, praised his son in front of a group of colleagues, and stepped on the protagonist, who was a walk-on. With such blunt slaps in the face and imbecile operations, I have already guessed the follow-up of this book. I bid farewell and leave such a "masterpiece" to the author to enjoy himself!

The subject matter is good, but the writing is too boring

I was still singing at the beginning, so I picked up attributes on the stage. It was extremely poisonous.

Has the author ever had a conflict with someone over 25 years old or had one-to-one communication with a teacher over 30 years old? Please observe more how normal people deal with conflicts in daily life.

The writing at the beginning is really terrible, and the slap-in-the-face plot is hard to watch.

If you write Peking Opera really well, you can still watch it, but the whole opening chapter is so pretentious and stiff that it doesn't matter how you write it later. See you soon.

I thought I was writing about Peking Opera, but it turned out to be an entertainment article dominated by cheats, urban pretentiousness and slap in the face.