Chinese Showbiz 2016: My Childhood Sweetheart Tian Xiwei

Personally I think there are some of the best looking ones from 95. They don't have the Internet celebrity style, but each has its own characteristics.

Illiterate author, who is a normal person writing about a person he met in high school who was his childhood sweetheart?

The author is simply mentally retarded and thinks that Jing Tian is being kept. When Clinton visited China in 1998, he presented flowers to her at the age of ten. In 2007, at the age of eighteen, she was designated as the annual Northwest Cherry Spokesperson by the American Northwest Cherry Association, and was met by the governor of Washington State. Who could keep someone doing this? Who else would have lost billions to Jing Tian in that era? Is it the sponsor?

Does the author want a single female protagonist or multiple female protagonists? Don't want both and want both. This won't please both ends. Those who like single heroines may not necessarily read multiple heroines, and vice versa, but this kind of indecision is very annoying, and the book's performance will definitely not be good. I have read all kinds of books for so many years. However, there are many in the early and late stages that can be written well and not annoying, but there are very few. The common point is that the writing style is very good. Your writing style can only be said to be just okay. If there are multiple heroines, don't give the protagonist a pure love interest, and if you have a single heroine, don't write too many other female supporting characters.

I suggest you change the title of the book as soon as possible. If you can rewrite the first few chapters, delete and rewrite them all. The title of the book and the beginning are all about a single female protagonist. As soon as the "beginning" comes, the story immediately changes, and she starts to have an affair with Chen inexplicably. The previous protagonist has also been back for a few years. He has always been a single character. He was written as a childhood sweetheart in Wada. When the filming started, his small head suddenly controlled his big hair and fell in love with Chen, right? I also don't understand why Chen suddenly fell in love with the protagonist and they only met for two or three days? Baffling. Finally, let me make it clear that we do not rule out multiple female protagonists, nor do we exclude single female protagonists, but the setting of a childhood sweetheart with a single female protagonist, and opening a harem when the woman has no problems and even the character description is quite lovable is really disgusting. (Those who say that 95 Flowers cannot support a single female protagonist, what to watch on China Entertainment with a single female protagonist, especially those who have risen to the male channel to watch a single female protagonist, the trouble is how far they go. Whether 95 Flowers can support it has been proven by books, and whether it can support it is the author's problem. It's not a problem with the female protagonist. When you say, "Why are there so many books with multiple female protagonists?" I don't think there are so many books with multiple female protagonists. Isn't it more interesting that the title and the beginning of this book are all about single female protagonists, and books with multiple female protagonists and no interesting plot content are trying to compete for the market.)

Oda is pretty good

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Although the author's idea is good, but on the premise that the protagonist has no cheats, there is really no need to start "Bittersweet" so quickly. Oda is too young to grasp it, and a good script is wasted. Instead, it is better to start with a youth campus drama.

1️⃣First of all, the character of the protagonist is quite speechless. The setting of this book is to have multiple female protagonists, but the male protagonist is written as the ultimate creature with a dog-licking ➕love brain, which is very uncomfortable to watch 😥. 2️⃣The whole book is about Tian Xiwei, Tian Xiwei, and Tian Xiwei. I didn't hate her at first, but I just threw up after reading this book. I didn't even bother to read the chapters with Tian Xiwei 😰. 3️⃣The plot development and career line are very poorly written, making people feel dizzy just watching it. The whole novel is about Tian Xiwei! For sweet pet articles, go to the female channel 🤭. 4️⃣A book with no details. There was no Haidilao 😳 in Tongliang where the protagonist is located in 2016, and it will not open until 2024. There are also plots for filming. There is no plot for filming, just some insignificant plots. The same goes for copying a script. Just change the name and introduce the plot. How can I change it in one stroke 😅. 5️⃣If you like sweet pet stories, you can read it. If you don't like it, run away. It will make you feel uncomfortable.