The Miracle Doctor of Film and TV Starts with Love Apartment

Listen to me, if you can't handle the City Cong, don't open so many maps.

The style is that of an old-school slap-in-the-face novel, using modern writing techniques to rewrite tropes from ten years ago. It's a constant cycle of beating up the younger generation and then the older ones, one pitfall after another—it's passable, I suppose. At least it caters to harem readers' tastes, but the protagonist encounters far too many troubles.

Images of the characters Love Apartment Nolan

Andy's story ends inconclusively, Love Apartment's story ends inconclusively, Nolan's story ends inconclusively, Zou Yu's story ends inconclusively—so many stories have started, so many ending inconclusively, and now some are even saying they're going to go to other worlds. It's not just a case of starting strong but ending weakly; it's a story that begins but never ends.

First three chapters: What the heck? Surprisingly, it got alright as it went on, but it would have been better if there were less vulgar content. It's not that I don't like reading, it's just that your writing is really mediocre. Right now, the "driving" scene is with Hu Yifei 🙂🙂🙂. At least there's Yu Mo, Nuolan, and Wanyu, but Yifei just doesn't appeal to me.

I feel this book is becoming more and more like Huang Lei's style. It's all preaching, the entire chapter is preaching, even the children are starting to complain about the ignorant criticism and preaching of feminism. We read online articles; the moral lessons are like seasonings, not the main course.

I finished reading chapter 16, a pleasant surprise! Although I've only seen the TV series mentioned so far—iPartment—it didn't affect my understanding of the plot. I hope the author finishes the book.

You've fallen into your old habit again, just like those previous masterpieces... You always end up omitting characters who appeared earlier. The Zou Yu sisters... Nolan... How long has it been since the girls from Love Apartment and the orphanage appeared? Couldn't you at least have the protagonist exchange a few words on the phone to mention them? And weren't you supposed to be learning Traditional Chinese Medicine? Over four hundred chapters and there's not a single step forward.

You said you wanted the protagonist to learn traditional Chinese medicine, and it's already over 500 chapters, why hasn't he started learning yet?

If you can't continue writing, just abandon the story and cut it off. It's become a common practice for authors to write two projects at once and then abandon the original one.