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The author got anxious and started deleting comments. He got so anxious that he just wanted to make money, which meant nothing.
The writing is acceptable. The only drawback is that you have to refute the script of the director and screenwriter every time, once or twice. Doing this every time will cause aesthetic fatigue.
I would like to know that apart from the different names of the protagonists in the two books, The Joker and the Villain-Actor, are they roughly the same, right?
The author takes a look at Zou Zhaolong's interview on the invitation to play a villain in Hollywood.
The domestic movie king has been working in Hollywood for four years without getting a single role. He has no acting skills at all.
I'm speechless. I just said no when I got a few scripts. I'm really speechless.
Hello, author. When writing a story, don't write so many pictures. It's really easy to get bored with more than 100 pictures.
Ym is about to collapse. The author's novel is implicated. The first one drags down the second one, haha
I seem to have seen the same book with similar names.
I feel like this book is okay, but the problem is that the self-promotion content is too explicit. To put it simply, the impact of the protagonist's first performance has gone from being the icing on the cake to completely explicit praise of the protagonist's acting skills. It can no longer be described to the extent that everyone can see it, and even the psychological descriptions of others are revealed. What kind of vision is this? This is God's vision, which pulled me away in an instant. It also contained too much self-promotion and boasted too much, which made it quite embarrassing.
I feel like this book will be finished once the Joker movie is finished. Dddd
One hundred and twenty chapters written and still on Batman
The system is the controller behind it, the character card is the expresser of the full text, and the protagonist is just a tool.
The poison test is over. Let's talk about the conclusion first. If you have certain logical requirements for reading novels, want the story to be more linear, and have a certain understanding of the entertainment industry in various countries, I suggest you not read it. This is a work that is biased toward self-pleasure. The description of acting skills is more from the perspective of the masses. It uses characters with high social status to perform intellectually subduing behaviors to set off the protagonist, which makes the impression awkward. The plot is full of blows and starts with Heath Ledger's version of the Joker. The protagonist basically doesn't make any effort and relies entirely on the system. The heroine is even replaced by Anne Hathaway, and there is no sense of immersion in the three-dimensional world. Later, in order to write about Li Zhien for self-pleasure, I also included a story line about Korean acting, which made the plot even more loose. If you simply want to read a novel to relax, throw your brain out of the window, and be able to take on the role of the protagonist, then you basically don't need to read my comments. Congratulations, you are the audience for this book.
What is this cheating thing of yours?
I seem to have seen a beginning that is very similar to this novel.