China Entertainment: Filming Can Unlock Film and Television Blind Boxes

The emotional line written in this book is really hard to describe. It is understandable that you like chubby, but you don't need to lick it like this. Your family wants you to marry Jing Ai so that you can have power in the future, but you actually ignore Jing Ai and only lick chubby like crazy. At least you have a good bowl of water. If you I can understand why Xiaopang is the only woman to lick her, but you have already started a harem, and you don't know how to deal with Jing. Besides, if you want to lick, it's the low-status Xiaopang who comes to lick you, not the high-status Jing who comes to lick you crazily. I don't even know what kind of brain circuit you have when you write this.

The male protagonist seems to have a big family background and everything. The male protagonist in the author's works is all about big thunder and small rain, and all kinds of compromises. Then you write a hairy male protagonist with a big background.

The male protagonist licks Fan too much. I only read this book because you, the heroine, are Fan. And you are still very afraid of Fan when you sleep with other people. You are always afraid of Fan. Is it necessary to lick like this? Is your status reversed?

If you are rich and powerful and still compromise, if you don't pounce, who will?

What I want to say is, is this it? You are not as good at writing Chinese entertainment articles with ordinary family backgrounds as those written by others. You are feeling aggrieved at every turn. At first, you seem to be arrogant and coaxing, but then the thunder is loud and the rain is small, even Lu Chuan has to compromise.

I was also convinced. Every day, people commented to me about how good Liu was, why they didn't write about Liu, and then slandered other actresses. Is the mark on my character card not obvious enough? If you want to read Liu, why bother clicking in to make a fuss? A few hundred books as a starting point are not enough for you? Don't blame me for my grades. I earn hundreds of dollars a month, purely for love, and they asked me to change the heroine. It's really too much nonsense.

There is a question that I hope the author can answer: 1. The heroine chose Fan 2. The reborn person knows the future development 3. The background is Tongtian Question: Why didn't you find Fan in advance? This time is very embarrassing. You can say that you are young, but you are not very talented at 21, but you have joined Huayi, and you have done everything that the big and small kings should do. Choose her in this context?

For other feelings, I can bear to watch it, but the emotions are too licking. I don't know how to write about emotions, so I really can't stand it.

The protagonist puts Fan in danger for Zhang Jingchu's affair, and still has the nerve to be angry with Fan. What on earth did the author have in mind to write such a stomach-churning plot?

You added this book to my reading list and I gave up the first time I read it. The second time I gave up again. The third time I saw that Fan Xiaopang was the heroine, I was all set. Then after seeing 154 pictures, I really felt that my three views were inconsistent, so I still chose to give up.

The protagonist is actually married, or having sex with someone else. If the protagonist has an ordinary background, that's all. You can only say that you are awesome.

Originally, I didn't want to read it because the author was just a first-level person, but when I saw that the heroine was a fat girl, I decided to give the author a chance. Guys, I'll report back to you after I've finished reading it.

To be honest, do rich and powerful people still care about that book?

In fact, your starting point is wrong? What's wrong with having a few more women if you're rich and powerful? It doesn't matter if you are rich and powerful or not married.

Beauty

The failure of your book means that it failed emotionally.

In fact, I opened a discussion thread about this before, but not many people read it at that time, so I deleted it without reply. I did think about having a single female protagonist before, but later I realized that if I want to attract people in daily life, I can't currently achieve this writing style. So I still chose to maintain the original two heroines. Now whenever anyone asks me this question, I will give a clear reply. There is also the question of who to use as the second heroine, and I would like to ask for opinions. Most people in the entertainment industry can find an entry point, so there is no need to worry about being abrupt.

Although I was completely convinced, I still decided to give up after reading Chapter 154 and felt that my three views were inconsistent. I felt that the actress was disrespected when filming a passionate scene.

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