
Reborn in 1986: King of Hong Kong Showbiz
重生86:港娱之王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 724k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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228Chapters
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The plot and writing are top-notch, but not many people must have read it, because you wrote the plot of the protagonist being punished and suppressed in such detail, and the plot of the subsequent counterattack is either brushed off or not at all. Is it fun to watch it without feeling aggrieved? Zzw plotted against the protagonist so many times but there was no big reaction, zrf played the role of a big name. He was playing like a dog. The protagonist said that he would punish him in his own director's way, but he didn't see where the punishment was. He had to wipe his butt. Everyone reads online articles just to feel happy. The more you read, the more frustrated you are. No matter how good the writing is, how can you retain readers? Everyone likes the protagonist who must avenge his revenge, not the good gentleman who has no temper.
The name of the male protagonist in this book makes people laugh...
There is nothing wrong with the plot written by the protagonist, but the protagonist is a bit brainless and his character is not well established. Come on
After reading more than forty chapters, I can hardly stand it anymore. First, the plot is too taken for granted. Because the protagonist got close to Wu Baige, he was misunderstood as Cheng Ji. Because he was afraid of affecting the movie box office, he was finally framed for having an affair with the company's actress and was fired. Does any of these things make sense when strung together? The protagonist is an unknown assistant, and Wu Baige is a street director. Let alone a rumored gay, they are real gays. Ordinary viewers will not pay attention to either of them. 8. In the 1990s, Hong Kong was full of gossip. Who would pay attention to the news about the two little Karamis. Moreover, in 1986, Hong Kong's Apple Daily didn't even publish. Those newspapers at that time dared to spread rumors. Do you think Princess Jin's legal affairs were just a living thing? You can sue him for bankruptcy. Those wonderful entertainment articles are all used to create momentum and rumors by themselves, and are used to increase the attention of their own movies in Novice Village. As a result, you did the opposite. Second, the protagonist is really hypocritical. Because you were squeezed out by your colleagues, during those thirty years in Hedong and thirty years in Hexi, you shouted for fairness. Are you, a time traveler, qualified to talk about fairness? He filmed Xu Wanting's "Autumn Fairy Tale" and then talked about his experience of writing "Silence is Golden" because of his grievances. The reason why it feels pretentious is not because the protagonist is a copycat, but what is reflected in the author's words is that the protagonist feels that "Autumn Fairy Tale" is his talent, and "Silence is Golden" is his own voice to prove himself. Brother, this is copied. How can you even lie to yourself? Aren't you ashamed? Even if I make fun of myself, I won't feel so embarrassed. Third, it cannot create the feeling of a group drama. All the supporting characters have no story and no content. They are just what they need to show in front of the protagonist, just like NPCs. This is an entertainment article. I can't say how familiar those characters are to readers, but they only know a little bit about them. There is no way to substitute them for their prototypes. There are no good people or evil people in the entertainment industry. How to bring this circle to life depends entirely on the author's views on this circle. Fourth, there are too few people writing about Hong Kong entertainment. Come on, authors.
Are you serious about the name of the protagonist? He also changed lanes and was still called Wang Jing, so he was still a fat man. What a drama, the name is very important, author. Every time the readers see the name of the protagonist, they will think of the ancient fat mantis, and they will persuade them to quit.
Li Jiaxin is incomprehensible and has nothing but her face
The latest ones are written like 🐶
The time line is a bit late, July is the best time to start!
Joey
Xiao Qian!
Are there ghosts again? Suddenly got into trouble with ghosts??