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It looks good, I love watching it, and I update it quickly!
This book has outstanding highlights and an ingenious setting. It anchors the background in the Chinese entertainment industry in 2009. It is cut from the director's perspective. It is unique and novel and instantly evokes readers' reverie about the entertainment industry in a specific period. The film and television industry is described in detail in the book. From script polishing to filming to post-production, every aspect of the production process is described in detail, allowing readers to immerse themselves in the charm of film and television and gain industry knowledge. The characters are vividly created, and the protagonist has clear goals and distinct personality, showing tenacity and wisdom in difficulties and opportunities. The supporting characters also have their own strengths and weaknesses, and together they build a vivid entertainment industry ecosystem. The reading experience is excellent, and it is a masterpiece in the Chinese entertainment genre.
What do you mean, I think what I said is wrong, but I still can't help but want to say, author, if you were reborn in 2009, would you enter the entertainment industry? You have the opportunity to become a big boss like Lei Jun, but you have to jump into the entertainment industry? Your so-called stars, even the so-called capital in the entertainment industry, in the eyes of those big guys, are just p*ss! But this is an entertainment article. Could the author give me a reason? Do you think the entertainment industry is high-end anyway?
Since 2009, has Liu Yifei and Yang Mi been doing it over and over again? Cannibalism?
If you have many female protagonists, you can't have Jing Tian. What kind of background does Jing Tian's family have that can make you unable to get along in any industry?
85 This group of old ladies, their acting skills are beyond description. They have caught up with the traffic era, otherwise they will definitely be suppressed by the Four Danshuangbing for many years. Liu Yifei, Jing Tian, and Liu Shishi are suitable to be the heroines.
Normally, when you write about excitement, you focus on the story of frustration.
Liu only likes to watch single female protagonists
Liu only likes to watch movies with single female protagonists. In fact, many people suggest that they should be changed.
The author has definitely seen Abin
Abin's high school grades were not ideal, but he was eventually admitted to a private college near Taipei. Before school started, he thought that driving every day would be too hard, so he rented a student room next to the school and only went home to see his mother on weekends and holidays.
Why do I always feel like I have completely watched this plot 😐
Liu Yang Fan was so sick 😥
According to this writing, this book will not survive. Jing Tian is suitable for a single female protagonist. Just add a few girls to match it. You can't handle multiple female protagonists in Lao Liu's family. Jing Tian's family background is also here. People will check your background and solve you in minutes. I don't know what the author was thinking.
The Poet of the Tang Dynasty is missing one poem
The beginning of this introduction is inexplicably familiar.
Take a look at all the heroines except Liu Feipo