
This Director Has Made It Big
这个导演出圈了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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488Chapters
8.4kRecommendations
14.5kFans
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Being an all-rounder is meaningless. In the entertainment industry, being an all-rounder and then claiming to be both medically and scientifically savvy is laughable.
Many new authors mistake their own preferences for mainstream tastes. Just because an author likes rap doesn't mean everyone likes it, and they boast about it extensively in their chapters. The consequences are predictable! Self-indulgence is the worst thing for entertainment writing. Your favorite female celebrity might not be someone else's favorite, and your favorite TV shows and movies might not be someone else's favorite.
The beginning was really well written, but the moment Zhao Anyi appeared, it felt like the whole novel was dragged down, turning it into a simplistic, amateurish story.
It's 2024 already, bro! You're still trying to be an all-rounder? Your bio should end with "You can do everything except give birth." Seriously, I'm disgusted.
No wonder it's free for a limited time. If it were written like this, would anyone read it if it weren't free?
Just from the synopsis, you can tell it's some trashy novel. It would be normal for it to be a fusion of literature, music, and film, since they are all related, but it jumps into science and medicine.
The author clearly loves rap. Many books about rap get criticized, yet they still insist on including rap in their storylines. Are they trying to filter out readers?
Wanting everything is the same as wanting nothing at all. That's hilarious. There's a segment of people who don't like any of these aspects, and those who dislike them are unlikely to overlap.
You can tell what a terrible book it is just by reading the synopsis. It's a topic that was written to death more than ten years ago, and people are still writing about it now?
I looked at more than a dozen pictures before realizing it wasn't from Huayu Entertainment...