A Plain Textbook of Chinese Entertainment

I can't stand it anymore. Originally, the word count was not updated much every day. In Fairy Sword, a male number 3 or 4 supporting role can last for days. All convinced. Who would remember who the original actor who played the protagonist was without checking the information? Even if I don't know who he is, I may not remember anything about his roles. Just such a character who can be said to have little added value to the protagonist can stay in trouble for several days. I really can't imagine that if I get a starring role in the future, I won't be able to work for half a month?

Liu Shishi

The writing is indeed quite long-winded, and I don't feel very good about writing about Shen Teng's classmate. Shen Teng became famous very late. If the protagonist was still doing very poorly when he became famous, the book probably wouldn't have lasted to that stage. And he is definitely the protagonist in Shen Teng's movies, the most eye-catching one, so this setting feels completely useless and not good.

Still pretty

It's boring. Since you have a military background, you can't go further and go to a theater or something. Do you have to be like Yang Yang? I have to write about Huayi and Fairy Sword, but I don't understand.

Age doesn't matter, Shishi is pretty good, just seven years older, and isn't it normal for a man to be a few years older?

@reader Are you still writing?

It's written like a cotton waistband, which means nothing. I've also seen a movie with too many dialogues. It's very interesting, but it's still divided.

Li Guoli and Tang Ren also had a glorious period. For a while, the TV shows I watched were all about Li Guoli and Tang Ren. Unfortunately, for some unknown reason, the development could not keep up.