Entertainment: 1990

The beginning was good, but things started to go wrong later on. The emotional line was also weird. Didn't you write a cool article at the beginning?

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I don't understand why many people say that Yu Feihong is beautiful, with a big face, a wide forehead, and a yellow face. She looks like a tomboy at first glance. This kind of beauty is not considered beautiful among ordinary people, let alone in the entertainment industry!

Are you really bothering these young literary writers who support rock circles? This thing has been controversial thirty years ago. Thirty years later, some people still find it unpleasant, which proves that this thing can only be a niche thing. In the end, there are still a lot of people saying they are awesome. If they are really awesome, they will not have a song that can leave an impression on the public. Every time there is a plot about Dou Wei and the others, there will be a bunch of people putting aside their words and bragging about how many celebrities attended their Hung Hom concert. But I searched and found that only the Rolling Stones stars appeared in the five-minute video, and the Hong Kong audience inside were all whispering to each other and fanning themselves. Is this a serious and popular concert? Finally, I searched for the rock songs that appear in more than 30 chapters of the book, and they are really ugly.

There was no end to the self-pleasure, and I was extremely embarrassed when I saw the group of people writing about rock music.

Highest rating: I can't stand it even if it's limited and free.

Personal opinion. After reading four hundred chapters, this book may not be as good as the previous one, but the author has made considerable progress. Both books have semi-native beginnings, and the protagonists only know part of the future. The advantage of writing this way is that there is a growth line, you can write more things, the length is longer, and it has less impact on various things, so the author can be lazy. But the downside is that career lines can easily be long and boring. In this case, the easiest way to save it is to write a woman. Unfortunately, the author made a mistake in casting. In movie terms, none of the female characters that appeared in the early stage were well-known characters that could attract casual readers and "carry the box office". Most of the characters were relatively niche, and many people actually had no impression of them. (At least there was Wang Bao at the beginning of the previous movie.) The only popular Wang Fei is with Dou, and although many people know about this chaotic relationship in the rock circle, the author dwells too much on it, and the protagonist is overly involved in it, but nothing changes. Instead, it makes me feel uncomfortable in my outlook, and has a slight sense of nausea, which is purely negative. In addition to writing about women, another way is to write essays. The author chose the original and semi-original route, which is basically useless. There is no copywriting in the early stage, and there are no well-known female or male characters to compete. The two great points of entertainment are basically useless. I feel that this is the biggest reason for poor performance. The second thing is that the author is good at writing and loves to write. After being reviewed and deleted, he just lay down and just inserted a very blunt narration to talk about what was deleted here instead of trying to modify and remedy it, resulting in a fragmentation of the context. Finally, let me talk about the areas where I think the author has improved, and also the shortcomings of the previous book that I still remember. The most important point is that the author finally learned the principle of "talking about business in business". In the previous book, I was completely confused by the inexplicable and never-ending brotherhood of the protagonist. Bao Qiang, Deng Chao, and the supporting brother in Blind Well seem to be the father of the protagonist. The protagonist does not open a company or recruit people. The purpose of these brothers' existence is to eat the protagonist's resources, share the protagonist's money, and find things for the protagonist to do. Few of them can give any benefit to the protagonist. I won't talk about the hadron. The author always likes to write plots about brothers and wives who cannot be bullied. For example, Deng Chao and the one in the beginning, for some reason, they had a conflict as a couple, and the protagonist was asked to persuade and run errands. Then it was written that the woman broke up with Deng Chao, became interested in the protagonist, and seduced the protagonist, and then the protagonist forcibly held back and ran away. Later, the woman broke up with Deng Chao. The protagonist went to help the girlfriend as a normal friend again... Especially the blind supporting role was the most outrageous. He taught the protagonist some acting skills at the beginning, and then he dared to come to the protagonist and ask for a TV heroine with an investment of 20 million for his new girlfriend. And the protagonist gave it back... It was the first big investment that the protagonist got through his own hard work and network, and it was the key work to start his career... And what's even more outrageous is that the two broke up before the filming of the movie was completed. The overall plot is exactly the same as that of Deng Chao. It's like breaking up again and falling in love with the protagonist. The protagonist said that he is a brother and wife and should not be bullied... Then the girlfriend basically never appeared... I was confused when I watched it and couldn't understand what the author wanted to write. Do you want to reflect the protagonist's martial arts spirit? Or the moral bottom line? Or is it just plain bad taste? Kavin scrawled the plot? Literary youth attack? In short, by this book, the protagonist finally no longer has these characters called brothers, but is actually a father. Another point is that in the last book, the author always liked to suppress the protagonist and let him be someone else's little brother. I won't talk about the initial stage of development. Later, I was given advice to Jia as his younger brother, and he became my nephew to the people in Ge's circle. It was all okay and can be explained. The key point is that later on, the protagonist turned director, and the box office exceeded 100 million. He was the fifth person in the country to break 100 million, so he can be regarded as a character at least. As a result, the protagonist was asked to participate in the show as Feng's assistant and younger brother. Due to some differences in the plot of the movie, the casting opportunity for Feng's movie was delayed. Immediately let the protagonist come to apologize and get Feng's forgiveness... Then he said that the protagonist's basic skills were not solid, so he asked the protagonist to make a TV movie, and then he was inexplicably provoked by the successors on the set. This kind of plot is neither "literary" nor "commercial". It may be considered reality, but this is an Internet article, and the classification of reality is dead. In terms of these continuous major poisonous points, the small poisonous points in the last book, such as Lu coming back to play with the protagonist after breaking up in love, are not a big deal. Finally: The author will do some research. If his next book is about entertainment, he should grasp the two points of literature and women. This book focuses on this. At least one of these two core points must be written before it can stand up. Secondly, the changes in the emotional concepts of the protagonist in this book, from innocence to depravity, are well written. The old author also has strong writing skills, the characters are not empty, and he will not make people laugh when he speaks. As long as he sums up the experience of these two books, the results of the next book will definitely not be bad.

Come on, I'll let you show off. Yeah, how do you write something disgusting?

The poison has appeared. The author wants to take away An Wen, the actor who plays Qingwen. Everyone, delete the book quickly. Don't waste money. I will withdraw it first.

Write more about female stars. I am a lay person and I just like to see this.

The more I looked at it, the more I felt, how should I put it, awkward and awkward. You say it's entertainment, but if you don't do a good job as a literary copywriter, it's a TV series, an advertisement, and even music. Although the author made the protagonist do everything well, there is always a feeling that it is a piece of shit. Furthermore, the protagonist is just a native, and this native only has a little memory of later generations in his mind, and many things are just superficial. Could this alone make an ordinary person proficient in everything? The character of Zhou Nan is just superfluous. Since he is more affectionate than watching a dog, is it a bit abrupt to see a woman falling in love with another woman later? The protagonist is set to be a secret admirer, not a licker. The protagonist is a native and not a time traveler. Since the original person has not changed, how can he let go of this relationship easily, but is run away by the secret admirer, and then turns around to meet the next one? This is not logical.

Abandon, abandon, abandon, what's not good to write about, write about Guan Hu, this hooky thing

I hope you learned your lesson and don't touch Americans.

The last copy of Xu Kun, Liu Shishi confiscated it, and Chen Hong also missed it. It's a pity that Chen Hong has been described in so many words. Now back to 1990, Chen Hong has not yet played Diao Chan. It is the young version of Chen Hong in her prime.

I feel that the biggest problem in this book is that the emotional line is far more important than the career line. The purpose of the chronological text is to build a career or save regrets. Instead of pursuing a career, he wallows among women every day, which is really getting boring.

There is really no need to exaggerate the so-called importance of this group, which is the same as the non-mainstream groups of later generations and the popular will-o'-the-wisp boys and spiritual girls. Three major characteristics of the group: low education, chaotic private life, and like to do strange things to death. At that time, it was also a non-mainstream that was not popular on the stage. It was just the earliest information cocoon room, where a small circle of people enjoyed themselves. Now I know what kind of help this is. Can you please stop outputting these things that have nothing to do with the main plot? It affects the performance of the work and also affects the readers' senses.

He also rides a horse and plays rock music with his stinky feet. It's disgusting.

While talking about depravity, I feel like I'm being trained like a dog. I feel like I've already entered the entertainment industry and still yearn for the pure and pure stars.

The main character has no lower limit, which is too encouraging to quit. I really regret subscribing.

The protagonist is a licking dog who also licks Dou Wei. Uh, I really don't know what to say. I just read dozens of chapters for free and I really can't like it. Just put the first chapter on the shelf and subscribe.

I was really upset when I saw the part about going to Hong Kong. The author wrote about male thieves and female prostitutes holding hands and pinching them, and he wrote about pretending to slap people in the face. It was not as good as the level of online writing ten years ago.

The last book was such a pity. Ten monthly passes. I hope this follow-up book will be more different from others.

At present, in the fictional entertainment, the best-performing book is ranked in the 40s in the city, and the second place is ranked in the 60s The author is now jumping from a big plate to a small one Whether it is Red Mansion or Huayu, the audience is larger than that of the fictional entertainment. I really don't understand why, just because Brother Ji's book was blocked, this one is blocked again? But the reasons for the collapse of your two books won't work if you put them into fiction, right? Can you write about mother and daughter in fiction?

Except for Perfect Life, there is no fictional entertainment book that I can remember. Fictional worlds and fictional people. Unless the writing is particularly good and the characters are particularly vivid, they will eventually be submerged in the vast army of starting points.

I don't know if ✍️ the novel is for love or for making money. If you love it, I didn't say it. You wrote Red Mansion, which is obviously a guaranteed high-quality product, but it is still a comfort zone. Now the red theme has become popular again. After reading the Ximen Qing next door, I feel that you still have a good taste of Red Mansion and drive better than him.

It's already after the new year. When will Lao Ao's new book come out?

Waiting for the new book🪖🪖

I can't understand the identification of Zhou Nan at all.