Film and TV: The Villainous Life Begins with Joy of Life

What is a villain?? The biggest problem for villains is to represent their own interests, not the interests of most people. If what you do represents the interests of most people, then you are not a villain but a decent person.

What does the author think? The first Gaowu. Second urban

It is impossible for this kind of author to become a great god at the beginning. He feeds readers shi and keeps feeding If this kind of author can become a god, it is because the readers have too much pica.

It was like I had never seen a woman before. I found that all the time-travelers who were celebrating more than one year came to the manager for explanation.

It doesn't matter if I find a woman, it's just to maintain the fact that the protagonist in the plot is a clown. Even if there is a system that needs to be fixed, it is very abstract. Even if others want the benefits of the system, they will take advantage of them. As a result, the plot remains the same despite all the messing around. All the influences that Fan Xian should have received were wiped out by the protagonist and the author. How many times can I get angry at most. Too girly. (Either don't provoke me, or if I provoke you, God's will will come, so what else are you looking at? It makes me angry)

As title. I wanted to write about Nian Shao Youwei in the next world to gain popularity, but Nian Shao Youwei didn't go well with 'Yangtou'. Try to choose movies and TV dramas with more intense conflicts and high popularity. It is best if the upright villains are not good people, the protagonist can be tortured without any worries, and I can write it freely. I really want to write a Beijing love story. The characters in it are basically abnormal. The protagonist's methods can be despicable, which fits the villain's position. It's just that my writing power is limited now, and I don't want to waste this good subject too early. I plan to write more and practice my handwriting before writing...

Qingyu's early writing was quite good, and his crazy criticism was quite funny, but the ending was seriously unfinished. The protagonist reached the level of Grand Master in the first few chapters, and then he didn't take any action until the end. It was like nothing. Even though he knew the plot clearly, he didn't interfere with the main plot, and the later stage was very bad. Especially the Battle of Dadongshan, there is no description at all. It has been foreshadowed for at least dozens of chapters, including collecting Barrett bullets and planning to frame the prince for rebellion. However, when it comes to the Battle of Dadongshan, the protagonist does not go, and is in a daze in his own palace, feeling sick to death.

The author is very stubborn. He writes about people in alleys and period novels There are not many good-looking female protagonists in it The author actually likes Zhou Jieqiong In the entire Qidian Huayu novel, there are no more than 3 books written about Zhou Jieqiong Readers will let you know when they subscribe. Order now for about 3100

Not to mention the plot Two unrelated worlds, so separated from each other, and even have different audiences, how did the author think they could be together?

So what's the use of the protagonist doing so much? In the end, we still have to follow the plot. Doesn't the author have any opinions of his own? Will writing a fan only plagiarize?