I Really Don't Want to Become a Literary Giant!

I feel like the author is a little unclear about priorities, and he just keeps writing and enjoying himself, right? I've read Chapter 37, and there's still nothing decent about Gao Chao, and he's always struggling with the filial piety of those parents. It's okay to show that your protagonist is very caring, but there's really no need to waste so much ink! Your main plot is career and love, and the contradictions and conflicts derived from them. As a result, you let readers read all kinds of trivial matters. Did you feel moved by writing it yourself?

This kind of rebirth article about famous people is the least popular at the starting point

"An old man who traveled back in time picked up rags and made a living by making bad movies" [Nod to see directly] A director graduate from his past life, accidentally time traveled and became an old man who picked up rags. He worked hard in variety shows, worked professionally, blackmailed people as a group actor, begged and explored ghosts on live broadcasts, sold fake goods, made horror videos to scare people, and made bad movies to survive. Traveling through different worlds to collect film materials and returning them to the big screen in reality, the audience went crazy watching it. You can invest with confidence

There is a sense of unclear priorities, and there is also a sense of a running account. Anyway, I didn't see a climax halfway through watching it, and I kept worrying about trivial things.

There is no distinction between priority and secondary, now this and now that, the main line has become a branch line.

When copying articles, most of them are written daily. The author, you wrote wrongly. It accounts for too much on a daily basis.

The road is long and long, I will search up and down, and encourage each other😁