A Life of Fortune in American TV
美综财富人生
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 494k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Regarding the issue of dual transmigration, I previously stated that father-son relationships were problematic, but now it seems I was wrong. This approach has many advantages, directly ensuring logical consistency. However, there's another issue: with so many foreign characters appearing, names and characters may not match. I suggest adding source information or brief descriptions when American TV series characters appear.
Since I've already written about weaknesses, Lily Collins should probably accept it, since it was during her most innocent and inexperienced period.
I've read over thirty chapters, and to be honest, it's quite tiring to read. Basically, all the plot revolves around the rivalry and jealousy between the original characters, with the main character having absolutely no presence. Even when mentioned, it's only briefly touched upon. The writing style is good, but the plot is just too bland.
The author's biggest mistake is the excessive amount of ensemble scenes. Instead of focusing on the main characters, the author starts by writing about the supporting characters. By chapter 30, I still couldn't distinguish the main characters. The first 4 or 5 chapters should have been dedicated to describing the main characters' growth before moving on to the ensemble scenes.
Two of the three women in the introduction are the wives of Ryan Reynolds (the actor who plays Deadpool).
Rebecca
It's pointless if father and son are reborn together.
At first glance, the taste can be explained by freshly killed meat, freshness, special recipes, or cooking methods. I can't understand why the protagonist would pretend to "sell second-grade beef, but not the top-grade beef, it's for personal use." Others can put on airs to show off their status, but for a supplier to act like this—does it mean you think your beef is selling too well?
Can someone help me figure out who's who among the characters? There are so many foreign names I can't tell them apart.
Having never watched any American TV shows, I couldn't remember any of these foreign names. Take notes as you read. Jamie, the male protagonist. Serena, the female lead and the protagonist's girlfriend. Lily, the female lead's mother. Rufus, the landlord where the male protagonist is staying. Dan, the landlord's son, has a crush on the female protagonist.
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