A Bard Makes His Way in Showbiz

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After watching too many protagonists who are directors and companies, I feel that the protagonists of pure actors have great limitations, because no matter how popular and awesome an actor is, they cannot withstand the suppression of capital! Fortunately, the director earned a lot of awards and started a company, so he has great influence and can stand on his own feet.

The protagonist is 1.8 Meters tall and weighs more than 200 kilograms. He is obviously a fat man. How can he be arranged to play a role like a noble martial arts prince? Isn't this very inconsistent? With the protagonist's height and weight, it is obvious that he can only play a burly man like Lu Zhishen, or a peerless general like Xiang Yu, Lu Bu, Cheng Yaojin, or Li Cunxiao. If your height and weight of 1.8 Meters are not controlled at about 150 pounds, you will not be suitable for playing the role of a graceful young man.

Sissi

The protagonist of "Liu Shui", the iron-clad Wu Qin Xi

Happy birthday to Sissi on August 25

Now everyone is writing about Yifei. It is said that the reason is that there is a high probability that he will not be accused and it is very safe. That would be interesting. Who writes well and who writes poorly can be compared at once.

I came here for the immortals and left with the poison. The upgrade system of bards is actually a singing system for actors. I originally wanted to stick with the immortals for a few chapters but then I looked at it. But the first ten chapters were all about interactions with unknown people. Who would read such an entertainment novel?

I've always written entertainment articles, but the question is, aren't the ones you write about silly protagonists? Why don't you write local prose?

Liu Yifei