Chinese Showbiz: Making TV Dramas Makes Me Stronger, Even Short Dramas Count?

Why write about Liu Haocun? His parents are scum who betrayed the working class and peasantry.

Personifying antiques and creating stories—short dramas about ancient events happening to antiques—would definitely be popular. There are also stories that combine modern and ancient elements with antique themes. For example…

It would be a shame not to copy these works. The Squid Game I & II; The Murderer's Report Money Heist 1 & 2, The Dying Will Come "Model Taxi 1, 2, 3" and "Judge Li Hanying" "Underdog Heroes I & II" and "Trauma Intensive Care Center" Dark Glory I & II; Tunnel Study Groups, Zombie Campus "Peeping" and "The Glittering Watermelon" My Life Again, The Golden Spoon

It's really slow. How many chapters has Chi Ling written? It's awesome to have so many chapters in a short play. Also, don't keep writing dramas with positive main themes. Why don't you change your taste? Short plays don't have to be rich in variety. You can also do something like Return of the Dragon King to liven things up. It's always so serious.

You even wrote about Jing Tian? Do you even have fifty million US dollars?

It's a very interesting subject matter and the author's writing style is also very good. It just feels like the author takes things for granted, which makes the protagonist seem very self-righteous. Let's just say it's cool, but it's not mindless. Read it with your brain, and there are mistakes and omissions. It is obvious that the author does not have enough experience and is not good enough.

Smooth, but very flat. The golden finger is grinding. There is no problem in compressing half of the content before it is put on the shelf, but it feels very awkward. You want to write a long story line from the character aspect, but you can't write a satisfying story. You have to add some fun to the slow pace. I still have the skills.

The author's writing is truly innovative, unlike others who are so formulaic. Seriously, I've read so many. They start with a movie, then keep making movies, and so many books are basically identical—it's so homogenous! The first book is good, but after reading so many, you really can't stand reading others anymore. This author is truly innovative. I hope this book, like that sci-fi movie, will have more innovation.

I'd really like to interview the author. You portrayed Jing Tian so innocently and adorably in these two books. Compared to the reality of gold diggers, what psychological changes did you experience? Don't ignore me, share your thoughts! Everyone's curious! 😁

Keep up the pace, it'll be a hit! Nan Nan is the best! The female lead's main character, Bai Yin, is not a dream.