
This Director Has Cheat Codes
这个导演开了挂
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 3.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 3d ago
- English
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Synopsis
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830Chapters
1Monthly votes
11.6kRecommendations
55.7kFans
2 ch/weekPace
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Why are so many people criticizing Liu Yifei? It's just reading a book; you can relate to it, that's enough. How many people actually know anything about her? Is it really necessary? If you like a book, read it; if you don't, just skip it and find something you do. There are always so many people who have to spout nonsense to show off their existence; it's truly speechless.
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I only like Liu Yifei; I'm indifferent to the others.
After reading over a hundred chapters, I felt the female characters were well-written, so why are the ratings so low? Personally, I find the following points objectionable: First, to promote the female characters, various gender-swapped adaptations of male-dominated films are made.
I've read over two hundred chapters. Let me make two points: First, many readers have raised questions about Lao Liu (Liu Yonghao). Whether it's sycophancy or "dirt," (in fact, this is mentioned in the reviews of several books), I have to say that this is actually the author's problem—simply put, he "created" a character that people dislike (perhaps the author himself likes).
After chapter 200, I felt like there was no point in continuing; the plot jumped around in all directions, and it was all just complaints.
I scanned ten books, and nine of them had someone with the surname Liu. He used to be a pretty good person, but now he's like the lone hero whose story is sung everywhere—he's become utterly reviled. I personally have no prejudice against Lao Liu, but the endless stream of "celestial beauty, celestial beauty, celestial beauty" has ruined everything and inexplicably given Lao Liu an extra hater.
There are so many posts complaining about Liu Yifei these days. I don't even like chubby actresses, what about Yang Mi and Liu Shishi? This is my honest opinion! There are only so many actresses, why do you dislike this one and that one? Tell me, who are you fantasizing about? Let me tell you something else.
Yeah, it's inevitable that celebrities with multiple girlfriends will get cheated on; everyone knows that. But writing it out like that feels a bit awkward. Unless the system is cheating. And the thing is, he's not cheating. So it's better to make a movie, not mentioning one female lead. Or maybe play it again when you remember, and pick a few female leads—the more docile ones you can control. That would be better than mentioning the main character.
Half the content was padded out, and a bunch of information overwhelmed the plot development. This talk of reviving Hong Kong's entertainment industry is disgusting.