Chinese Showbiz Discipline Committee

Let's put it this way, there is no Liu Yifei in the character column. The author himself said that Liu Yifei is not the heroine. However, Liu Yifei must be mentioned every few chapters, sometimes even without interruption.

The more I look at the Holy Mother, the more I give away everything. 😅😅😅😅 You must be mentally ill, Holy Mother Bitch and Father-in-law

Because it is obvious that people's aesthetics are different in every era. In other words, if your popular movies and TV series in 2020 were placed in 2010 or 2000, no one would like them at all. The same is true in reverse. If someone liked something in 2000, no one will pay attention to it in 2020. Of course, entertainment fan fiction will acquiesce and coordinate this concept, so it is not a big problem, but try not to choose works according to the current online scoring standards. This and that work will be very dramatic after you write it. Don't look at the high ratings now. In those days, 100% no one would read it. There is nothing wrong with writing novels, but you are afraid that someone will really wear it. If you overdo it and do this, you will 100% fail. To put it bluntly, you must not choose something that is too different in the values ​​of the era 🙂🙂 For example, if a certain Promise was filmed after 2020, there is no doubt that in this era of explosive special effects, it is estimated that even half of the box office of that year will not be forced to be removed from the shelves. But the reverse is different for special effects films. After all, time is irreversible with special effects. The special effects were so bad back then. If you could use the special effects of today's era to make a film and release it in 2000, no matter how bad the plot is, people will watch it, as long as it is not as incoherent as The Promise. The same goes for music. In fact, the popular songs in 2000 are almost non-mainstream today. Of course, Daolang's is an exception. His songs can only be appreciated by those who have experienced it. It is the same no matter what era. Therefore, if we really traveled through time, I don't know whether other people's songs will be popular or not. But if Daolang copied it in advance, he would definitely not go there, and at most the results would be worse. Cultural products such as movies, TV series and music, no matter which country they are in, if they want to achieve good results, publicity is essential. In other words, like in some novels, there is no publicity at all, and they rely directly on moviegoers and listeners. It is obviously impossible to spontaneously promote it to you after listening to it and watching it, and then it suddenly becomes famous. For example, the reason why a horror film from Beautiful Country made hundreds of millions of DVD revenue at that time was because the promotion relied on real events and insisted that it was true, which made people curious to watch it. The TV series produced by Zhang Beard in China in 2000 are not all the same. They rely on hype and publicity. Only with publicity can there be an audience. Only then will there be popularity. If you don't promote it, it will be nothing. The Internet was not developed before 2010, and traditional channels of promotion are not that fast.

You can read Chinese entertainment novels. Basically, the one with the highest success rate for single female protagonists is Lao Liu. Especially for novices, she has the lowest attack rate. Of course, if the writer is very good, it can be written by anyone, and it must be a master.

I just like Liu Yifei, Bai Yueguang is my favorite😍

There was basically no foreshadowing for the idea of ​​Liuhua Entertainment. Anyway, the film was a big hit. When he got it, the judges at the film festival wanted to give him all the awards. The songs were given away casually. Not only did he not need the copyright, but he also didn't need the money. I don't know what he was doing with it.

Except for Yifei's plot, it's pretty good. It's too licking. Is the author a die-hard fan?

In the first two chapters, the character dialogue is as simple as: a: "" b: "" a: "" b: "" In fact, you can add a at the end to look at b and say with a displeased expression. A and b are actually interacting when chatting. You can add psychological descriptions, facial expressions, and even better, you can write about the interaction between the two, otherwise it will be true... 💀 Maybe I am not the audience...

This book is a single female star. Liu and other female celebrities are interested but not brave. They just read nearly two hundred chapters of this book. As a result, less than ninety people have invested in it. They know that there is nothing to read. The investment in dozens of chapters of new books of the same type is more than that of hundreds of people. You can imagine how bad this book is. I have withdrawn it and I can't read it.

Let me go, it's been writing for so long, there's only one female protagonist, so what's going on with those women before?