Film and TV: Starting with The Tale of Rose

I don't like Liu Yifei. She has average breasts and no butt. People online say she's very beautiful, but that's just hype from investors. I don't know why so many people like her.

I haven't watched TV for over ten years. Are TV dramas these days so abstract?

You're despicable; you just lust after Yifei's body, Shishi's body, and Ni Ni's body.

The author's writing is excellent, and the tug-of-war between the male and female leads is depicted delicately and interestingly. However, starting each new world penniless is a bit excessive. They're given a new identity, so why is there no starting capital? It makes it seem like they can't even afford a meal without help. There's no need to deliberately make things difficult for them. Couldn't they at least provide enough for a month's basic living expenses based on their new identity?

"If you have money, the chickens will come naturally." This has always been the case. It's just that some people like money and some people like talent. But some so-called talents can also be bought with money. For example, you can use money to hold a solo art exhibition and have people all over the world follow you.

Don't be a simp; you're the main character.

Aside from Liu Yifei, I didn't recognize any of the others. I guess I'm getting old.

I suggest dividing it into volumes; I imagine many people, like me, prefer to choose what interests them most.

Liu Shishi

Let's write about popular dramas from recent years. Some older dramas have been overused and are hard to understand. Dramas featuring actresses born in the 90s, 95s, and 00s include: "Half-Mature Men and Women," "Human Matters," and "Falling in Love."