A Director Who Doesn't Take Risks Isn't a Good Director
不浪不是好导演
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- Completed
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- 4.8M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 1mo ago
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Luring in fans of the multi-female protagonist novel and killing them
I came from QQ Reading. The early version described a scene of a hundred flowers blooming, but the later version depicted Liu's family flower alongside other wildflowers. When the storyline about Song and Mao's relationship started, it was a real eye-opener because it was a plot I had never seen before.
That's a bit outrageous!
I was wondering why the protagonist was still a virgin in chapter 55 with such a large list of characters, but then I checked the comments and found out that the protagonist doesn't lose his virginity until chapter 195. I just want to say this is outrageous! Is the author doing this because they think the grades are too good?
The writing is good, and the career and romance storylines are decent, so why are the grades so bad? Is it because it mainly focuses on horror films?
Why write about Zeng Li? It's annoying to look at. They keep praising her as the most beautiful woman in 200 years, but her reputation has collapsed.
Liu Qianqian
Liu Qianqian
Mao Xiaotong
Multiple women turned into single women, lured people in and then exploited.
Don't scam me, bro. How come the content of this is suddenly so high? And how did she and the protagonist fall in love with each other? Mao was his childhood sweetheart, and Song Tie liked the protagonist when he was nobody. How did Liu Ping manage to surpass him? Did she do anything for the protagonist to fall in love with him?
Forget about rating systems. Bringing up a rating system on this land is a joke. If there were a rating system, would Hu Baige dare to turn "The Great Battle" into "The Tragedy of the Kuomintang"? Would Jia Zhangke dare to turn "Women's Liberation" into "The Prostitute"?