Chinese Entertainment: This Director Is Unreliable

A standard outline for a Chinese entertainment novel: Wasted in my past life, reborn now, in an orphanage, new recruits join. Three major institutions, here I come, good personality, wonderful classmates. Writing scripts, learning directing, teachers like me, highly regarded. World Cup, earning extra money, finding Ning Hao, clinging to his coattails. Stone succeeds, as expected.

I love having Princess Sissi as the female lead, but please show her multifaceted nature. Sissi wasn't a purely ethereal girl; you can see her sincerity, hard work, quirkiness, and maturity in many of her interviews. There's a light in her eyes. Many novels featuring Sissi as the female lead portray her in a one-sided way. I hope the author can write something better; I have high hopes for you!

I won't choose entertainment novels with a single female lead, especially if the timing is right. If there are multiple female leads but Liu Yifei isn't in the story, I'll basically abandon it. I only read books where the protagonist's moral compass is neither too high nor too low.

The movie that made me delete my blog back then

After reading Chapter 30, I realized that the author didn't even have basic common sense, so he wrote about betting. He didn't have complete management rights, so he was still betting. It's not easy to run a company well, but it's easy to ruin it. If there is an internal struggle for power, nothing can be done. Still betting, it's bullshit.

Lao Liu who was amazed by time

It's too open-ended. If you need a background, you need a background. If you need money, your aunt will give you money. In the first few chapters, Liu Daotie pursues him. In the first few chapters, it's all about pig's feet. The author's yy is too outrageous, and there's nothing interesting about it. It's like a max-level boss beating up mobs and pretending to be cool, it's worthless

Business is extremely toxic, licking it to bring warmth to others. If you can buy something for 1 yuan, you must buy it for 100 yuan if you call me dad.

Writing about second-generation protagonists is suitable for self-entertainment. There is no process, just self-pleasure.

As for the third chapter, I didn't really like the plug-in to get future memories. Chapter 3 also arranged a rich and powerful background. The starting point was too high and it seemed uninteresting.