
Showbiz in the 1970s: Starting with Tang Sanzang
年代华娱:从唐僧开始
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- Urban
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- Showbiz Romance
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They've got the direction wrong. When people read entertainment articles, who comes to see how you make movies? They come to see how awesome you are.
The author is probably under 20 years old. Too naive, what's the point of acting skills? Out of 100, an acting score of 65 is good enough to get by. Even worse, a score of 55 is barely acceptable. What's the use of having perfect acting skills? Fame and connections are what matter in the entertainment industry.
The writing is so convoluted. If he likes the Queen of the Women's Kingdom, he should just settle things already! He clearly has feelings for her, but he won't confess. He's being ambiguous all the time, and he's also flirting with other girls. 😅
Liu Yifei is nothing compared to her. I prefer her mother, and Liu Xiaoli is a very pragmatic woman; look at how many times she's been married.
Is it necessary to include a female protagonist in Chinese entertainment novels?
In modern society, who would accept sharing a man if a woman truly loves him? Even in ancient times, the harems of women with multiple wives and concubines were always rife with infighting. Even emperors couldn't maintain harmony in their harems, so why should the protagonist be able to?
After reading the first few chapters, Yang Jie asked the protagonist what his opinion was on the image of Tang Sanzang. The author only wrote about Tang Sanzang's positive image, which clearly shows that he hasn't read the original novel, or even watched those so-called analysis videos on Bilibili.
He learned a move or two from a martial arts choreographer and dared to attack the monk with a three-edged dagger on a train, and even won? What a load of rubbish! It only makes him look incredibly low-class.
The author's perspective is really narrow. Just because Chi Zhongrui needed to add a scene, the protagonist felt uncomfortable. And all that talk about having worked as an extra and being able to endure hardship is laughable.
If you like the Queen of the Women's Kingdom, arrange for her to come.
Dong Zhizhi, from the TV series "Southern Beauty," played the mother of the character Xiaolongren and the Dragon Girl in my childhood drama. I was only eight or nine years old when I watched that series.