Chinese Showbiz: Starting with the Leading Lady System

I have to say that Lao Liu is extremely busy. He has written hundreds of books as the heroine, and has to accompany 100+ male protagonists every day. Please let him go 😎

It was a free viewing. I thought it was an entertainment article, but it turned out to be a dog-licking article. You can't watch it without spending any money. I wish the licking dog a safe life!

Chun Zhixi's hard licking of Lao Liu's fans customized text

Now nine out of ten books about China Entertainment are written by Liu Yifei. If one day Liu Yifei collapses, the category of China Entertainment can be cancelled.

I can't stand the various errors and timelines in the book. It's just for the author's own enjoyment, and he regards American capital as a fool. First he wrote a novel and treated people as fools, and then the movie treated Disney as a fool among fools. The author didn't check the information and just relied on his imagination.

There are no literary and romantic films in the top ten or 20 of the box office list. The general public doesn't like to watch bloody love movies made by crazy directors. Especially the one that changes shape after being kissed for no apparent reason. Because movies are something that Westerners get to play first. Domestic directors who admire foreign things always like to learn from foreign ideas. As a result, many of the photos taken are a piece of shit. This year's Nezha has already swollen their faces. After all, China's bad directors are the kind of bad shit who dare to scold the audience for being bad. 15 billion. . . Is it the movie or the director who is not good? ? ? Most film directors in China do not have core Chinese ideas. Most of them are imitating Western silly dog ​​movies where kissing leads to deformation of the mouth. It doesn't help the plot at all. Not good at telling stories. I always criticize those frivolous literary and romantic films.

Shennong is dead. He burns paper when he has something to do, summons ghosts over trivial things, digs graves over big things, publishes articles quickly, and reincarnates when it is too late.

The author has no intention and the timeline is too confusing: Kill Bill was filmed in 2002 and released in 2003, Tencent was listed in Hong Kong in 2004, Juno was filmed in February 2007 and released in the same year, and Pirates of the Caribbean 1 was filmed in 2002 and released in 2003.

Damn, I looked at the introduction and found out that I haven't watched any of the movies made by the male and female protagonists.

Most of China Entertainment licks Liu Qianqian. I don't know who to write about except her, right?