The World of Film and TV: I Can't Believe I'm Broke

You're not crazy because of poverty, you're just crazy. Even if it's a woman, I'll do it. . .

You are really hungry, even Song Qian can do it

A 29-year-old is like a retarded person. He deserves to be out of money and unable to find a partner.

The protagonist, a 30-year-old man, is reborn in the world of film and television, and is surrounded by cheats. As a result, he is portrayed as a stupid kid who is obscene, lustful, and clever.

Tsk tsk tsk tsk! I didn't expect that! I didn't expect that! As for the plot of Xiao Huanxi, there are only ten chapters at the beginning. The protagonist's behavior and inner monologue are so written that it's really hard to describe in one sentence. Tokyo is very hot. What kind of talent can portray Lei'er, a 17 or 18-year-old high school student, in such a realistic, arrogant and loser way? What kind of experience can make a protagonist who behaves like Luthor, wretched, greasy, and looks like a poor, ugly person who has never seen the world, become a pig's foot in the world? The author is really a talent. I don't know whose image the protagonist is using, so he can use this kind of heartfelt thinking to describe it with a complacent writing style, as if he has personally experienced it. The protagonist is given a vulgar, greasy, and low-headed manner, which simply gives people the feeling that he is inspired by his feelings. The author is really talented

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Why do you always describe yourself as having a strong waist and so on, and the protagonist is Da Zhuang? Is it really ugly? Being strong is good-looking.

A bunch of self-created heroines look disgusting

After reading four chapters, my only feeling is that the writing is so obscene.

How could a student be portrayed as so greasy and vulgar?