Chinese Showbiz: I'm Really Not a Smooth Talker

Others criticize, but I find it quite interesting to watch. The chicken soup speech is really embarrassing for people who are not touched in their hearts, but for those who pour chicken soup into their brains, it is simply the most holy words. I remember that Li Yang English came to our school to give a speech before. It was very baffling to listen to it in the audience, but some students wanted to take out their English textbooks and memorize the words immediately after hearing it. There was another one who didn't know if he was being asked, but he ran on the stage and said how much Li Yang's English inspired him, and how much his grades improved after memorizing the words like crazy😂😂

The first 100 chapters are very interesting, but the following chapters become more and more difficult to read. It can't even compare to ordinary Chinese entertainment articles.

The box office success of Wolf Warrior 2 is not due to the quality of the film, but simply to catching up with a good time. China is sanctioned by the United States everywhere, and national enthusiasm is aroused. At this time, Wolf Warrior 2 sells patriotic sentiments, and it was suddenly detonated. Who cares at other times? It would have made me laugh to death if it had more than one billion.

The first and the last are definitely not written by the same person. The first is really nice to fool people, but the second is just an ordinary entertainment article. I'm disappointed.

Very good, really. The writing is very interesting. It is not the same kind of pretentious and cool writing. I personally think it has the potential to be a big hit, as long as the plot does not collapse and the writing style does not change much.

Write less Hu Ge. His acting skills are really not that good.

I don't know why they licked Xu Baldy's head. The couple's characters are so disgusting.

The new plot doesn't feel very good, it's not exciting enough. It's originally a cool novel but it's still so humble. With a box office of more than one billion and then a movie with 20 million, I can't even imagine that the author of the plot can write it. He's so imaginative.

Unfortunately, I've just watched it almost. I thought the break was that the protagonist didn't want to make this 20 million movie, but it turned out that the protagonist did and still wanted to make a good film. Isn't this just giving away money? The protagonist didn't invest 20 million, didn't have a penny, and put in so many favors (asking someone to act, the salary is not enough, isn't it just a favor) Don't tell me that the protagonist owes him, the protagonist has made a lot of money for him, right? Can't you just fall out? As a result, you don't even get angry in front of others. If you go like this, it feels like you did all the housework before breaking up with your girlfriend, kept all the money at home, and then went out empty-handed. Even if a director makes an appointment, how much is the liquidated damages? Even if the protagonist has no money and goes to Huayi, and then makes two films for free, wouldn't it be enough for Huayi to pay the liquidated damages in advance?

There is no problem with the plot, but I think the biggest problem lies with the author. The author wants the protagonist to be a director who is very talented, very seductive, and whose language is comparable to a pyramid scheme. But the problem is, every time I watch the so-called inspirational speeches given by the protagonist, I just feel embarrassed and not inspired at all. And often people ask a, you advocate b or even c, and it doesn't mean anything at all. As a result, a lot of supporting characters say they are moved. I just want to ask, the author, have you been inspired by those remarks? Really, you might as well look for those comments online, or just copy them.