Transmigrating Through Movies and TV: Why Do I Keep Ending Up in Romance Dramas?

I've never heard of this TV series, it's so niche! And Zhao Jinmai's single heroine... I can't watch it, God knows what I'm thinking~

The author's first world is a modern romantic drama. The protagonist relies on his familiarity with the plot to get in between the male and female protagonists, with occasional business development. It is a bit of an urban rebirth technology novel, but also has the flavor of a light novel about love. After reading it, I felt that the writing was actually quite good, the characters were pretty well created, the career development ideas were also very clear, and the protagonist also had a sweet interaction with the first world heroine. Reading circles say that this drama is very popular recently, but actually I don't pay attention to it either. But there is one worry that I can't bear to express. To be honest, you shouldn't write it in the first world. If you want to write it, you should write it in the later world. The main reason is that the author said you wrote about pure love, but have you ever thought about one thing? The better you write about pure love in the first world, the more uncomfortable the subsequent worlds will be. Is it possible that everything in the back is about pure love? What about the heroine of the previous world? If there are more female protagonists in the world behind you, it will not match the accumulated tonality of readers in the world before you. You are used to seeing a single heroine in a sweet love relationship, but after watching The World and doing this with several other women, you will feel very uncomfortable, you know? You can either make a drama with multiple female protagonists from the beginning, and then change the taste and go to a world with a single female protagonist to have pure love. I think it's okay, there's nothing wrong with it. But if you start with a world with a single female protagonist and say you want pure love, and then later create a world with multiple female protagonists, the look and feel will be... Quite weird. Do you know the author? Especially if your first world protagonist has a full-featured, affectionate and pure love character, but not a self-revealing, "a hundred flowers will pass through" prodigal character, the two are very conflicting. In short, the current situation is that there is a mismatch between the world view (which can be transported to other romantic dramas) and the character image (at least the first world portrays the image of deep and pure love). Author, you can either fine-tune the male protagonist's character in the future, or keep fooling around, otherwise I'm not optimistic about having both sides.

Romance dramas are niche but hopefully good to watch, including "I Miss You Very Much", "One Life to Live" by Bai Lu, "The One Who Fell in Love" between Liu Haocun and Wang Anyu, "The Best of Us" by Tian Xiwei, and "There is a Red House Under the Tree". They are niche and popular, but the heroine Yang Gezi is not too well-known. But it's pretty good-looking and recognizable. These are all good. There aren't many people who insist on writing them, so they're niche. There is heat. The heroines are all well-known and good-looking. I hope the author can write more

Please choose your favorite character from Love Theater. Characters over 30 years old are not allowed to appear in the world. This play only writes about Xiaohua who was born in 1995. The person who ranks first in the monthly voting list can come to me to customize the world.

Are you coming back this time just to feed us shit and then become eunuchs again?

The first twenty chapters are too bland, and the plot always revolves around the heroine and hero of the original show, but the entry point of the protagonist of this book is very strange, like a sneaky mistress. I don't know if it's because I haven't watched the original drama. After watching it for half an hour, I didn't understand the main line of the story. There was no plot conflict, and the character growth was not reflected. What about the supporting characters and plot surrounding the protagonist? Why do all the perspectives in the book follow the characters in the original show?

The grown-up Mai Mai is getting more and more beautiful😍😍

You asked your adoptive father for a monthly pass. He was very happy, but your update was only this small, and he was not satisfied.

Actually, I really think Zhao Jinmai is quite beautiful, but few people write about it.

I hope the author can write this one too