1978: A Blossoming Era in Film

The main character's name is so funny. Guan Shanyue painted "So Many Beauties" in 1959. He is a master of contemporary Chinese painting. The protagonist is now working in art, so the author has the same name as the master.

The opening chapter is extremely sloppy, and the first few dozen chapters can't even make it through the week of the plot, and I really like to use some kind of food to water the word count. It takes at least half a chapter to water it down. In addition to using food and water, I will also add a lot of irrelevant things to water. Anyway, the plot progress is extremely slow, and there are a lot of miscellaneous trivial matters. When writing about making a movie, it only describes the preliminary process, and then briefly mentions the release effect. There is no audience reaction at all, which is very baffling. There are also songs that I plagiarized, and the audience's reaction was also brushed off, and there was nothing exciting at all. When expressing the emotions of the characters, you will find that they all shed tears and then disappear. It's awkward for all the characters in it, including the protagonist's parents and girlfriend, to call the protagonist by his first name. Those who like to watch more fun movies may not be able to watch it, because judging from the progress of more than 500 chapters that I have seen so far, the male protagonist has made some money copying novels and paintings, and bought a few houses in Beijing and Lu City. Others have no choice but to deal with the female protagonists' ideas, because the male protagonist is powerless and powerless in making movies, and after five hundred chapters, he is still nothing. There is also a large family and relatives of the male protagonist who have no relationship with him at all, and they have to make a fraternal and respectful mother-of-one drama which is very speechless. The good thing is that there are enough words and chapters, and the description of that era is also okay.

A lot of long talks and whimpering

There are too many trivial matters and no climax. And Zhu Lin and Gong Xue are really boring! You might as well write Nanako as the heroine. Moreover, in the previous chapters, it was said that the author was madly antagonizing the readers, which was too damaging to the goodwill. If you didn't explain clearly the issue of length of service, you would just let them leave without giving up. If you checked the information, please post it. If you are wrong, please correct it. There is a colloquial saying, and you ask them not to use bad words. This is fine and understandable. This book feels like a useless book, tasteless to eat, and a pity to throw away. The writing is good, but the storyline is too poor. There is no planning and layout, and there is no climax point that is expected.

The biggest problem is pretentiousness. This kind of novel either has a harem or has a single female protagonist. The author is not involved in both. He looks at a lot of women and doesn't eat any of them. He keeps getting entangled with these women. Then many of the interesting points are written in a bad way. No. Speaking of other things, it seems that a lot of houses have been built, but in terms of real appreciation, they are not as good as antiques, calligraphy and paintings, especially those by famous modern artists. Pig's Foot is still a time traveler. In this regard, it is not as good as Shen Lan, a native, and Huang Bin. Hong, a painting by Qi Baishi is like a house now. This is a truly scarce thing. Normal people don't buy as much as they can. If you have the time, you can make a movie. The salary is only how much, and you don't get a share of the box office. So what if you can get a share? Hong Kong movies were only tens of millions at their peak in the 1990s. How much does the producer get? How much does Qi Baishi cost for a shrimp? Or you just don't write it. If you write it and don't buy it, it feels like hypocrisy and money.

Let's talk about it. Which heroine the author is considering, I hope it's not Zhu Lin or Gong Xue. Although I really like these two. I wrote too much and read too much.

You must at least have some bottom line as a human being, and you can't tie up your belt just because of the trembling in your lower body.

As a reader who has been following the progress of the book since the author started writing it, I have some thoughts on this book: 1: The author's career plan for the protagonist is not clear. From comics to novels to scripts to making movies and then to school to learn directing, the whole process is too scattered and makes people unable to feel the growth and progress of the protagonist. Two: There are more than 200 chapters and there is no climax point in the entertainment novel. The protagonist has written two novels and scripts, but nothing makes the readers feel happy. This is very important for entertainment novels. Three: Write less irrelevant plots and lengthy thoughts, which really affect the reading experience. I hope the author can work hard to write good articles and let more readers read this book. This is the most meaningful thing.

Not only the role of stepmother, if the emotional scene is not well written, just brush it off or don't write it at all. In what age are you still writing such scenes of parental obstruction and pretending to be a pig to eat the tiger? The protagonist basically doesn't get the respect that a literary and artistic worker deserves, and even a random guard can trip him up. It's just disgusting.

I think most of what the author wrote is pretty good. There are only two parts that I don't like very much 1: Coming back from southern Xinjiang to arrange work for Gong Xue and other follow-up. I personally think it is unnecessary, and more plots for Gong Xue will be added in the follow-up. It is quite disgusting. If the mother I haven't seen since she was three years old wants to do it, let her do it by herself. 2: There are too many things going on in the family. I feel like my stepmother and my biological mother are not doing a good job, so I don't need to take care of the stepmother, and there is no need for my biological mother. I haven't asked about the protagonist's various affairs since he was three years old, and now the child has become awesome and makes all kinds of mess!