From Zombie Face to Movie Emperor
从僵尸脸到影帝
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- Ongoing
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- 169k Words
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- Urban
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- Showbiz Romance
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Ma Rong + Song Zhe, right? That's awesome, bro.
The focus of male-oriented Chinese entertainment content is on dating female celebrities, not acting.
If you want to make money, don't be a stubborn, artsy type.
Lao Ao is truly a pity to write. His writing is good, and his characters are interesting. Why does he have to write these kinds of stories that are hard to make popular? Wouldn't it be easy to make money writing Dream of the Red Chamber? Or even a normal Chinese entertainment story would be fine.
Since this book, "Lao Ao," has flopped, I'd like to share my opinion, which represents only my personal viewpoint.
First and foremost, Lao Ao's strength undoubtedly lies in its ability to rationalize female desires. Whether it's Aunt Xue from *Dream of the Red Chamber* or Lü Liping from *Hua Yu*, people may not like these characters (both in real life and in novels/films), but Lao Ao always manages to write the process of the male protagonist getting entangled with these women very well, making it a highlight…
Can we please stop watching Dream of the Red Chamber?
It's been so long since I last wrote about Dream of the Red Chamber...
You've already written two entertainment books, why do you have to write another? Instead of *Dream of the Red Chamber*, you could write a time-travel story, like *Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils*, where you travel to become a servant in Wang Yuyan's household, indulging in romance at Yanziwu, surrounding the city from the countryside, and replacing Murong Fu.
That grade in "The Dream of the Red Chamber" was originally yours.
I just don't understand. You wrote "Dream of the Red Chamber Detective" and "The Peerless Beauty" in an era with almost no AI, so why are you suddenly focusing your energy on entertainment?
The artsy type is hopeless.
An entertainment-themed fantasy novel? The opening plot is so full of flaws I don't even know how to begin criticizing it.
Why do you always make these abstract images? Last time it was a murderer, and this time it's a zombie face?
This protagonist is truly a combination of Ma Rong and Song Zhe, a master of backstabbing.