The Best Actor Wins by Playing Himself
影帝全靠本色出演
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 848k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 24d ago
- English
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To be honest, this book is written in a way that doesn't conform to market principles!
To be honest, among the authors in the library who write similar works, apart from those who have just started writing this type of live-streaming program, very few have achieved good results! Which company would let you watch the show for free? If it's a paid live stream, I've never seen one that works, except for the kind that's pornographic!
If it's an original work, please explain. Entertainment-style stories are so forgettable that I can't remember anyone except the main character; it's a complete waste of time!!
A fourth-level writer can't even explain the backstory clearly.
It's truly astonishing. The opening and setup are so rambling and tedious. It's already a melodramatic story, and the writing is terrible. I really don't know where this level four came from. Was it written by the studio's AI?
At first glance, Chapter 1 is full of "of course, so..." Qidian (the author) should really get the AI reporting function out of the way; what kind of garbage is this?
Well:-(
I glanced at the introduction and it seemed alright, so I checked out the table of contents and reviews, only to find it was a waste of time and effort. I really don't know when we'll be able to distinguish these original, purely fictional, or semi-fictional backgrounds (such as those that create outstanding relatives and friends of a certain big star or director, and fictionalize wherever there's a conflict with reality) from the "Chinese entertainment" label.
If you have a trial card, skip this; the trial card appears in Chapter 2.
A book filled with stale jokes, with a 100% plagiarism rate.
This type of original entertainment novel works fine with event-driven, emotion-driven, and confrontation-driven approaches, but starting with a bland, uneventful style is just ridiculous. It's not a historical fiction, and then you bring in a mysterious, unassuming monk—it's even more frustrating. Besides, your writing style is from several years ago; you need to update your memory, author.
It's currently good; I've added it to my bookshelf.
The story is not progressing well.
The story becomes completely self-indulgent towards the end, written for the sake of enjoyment and face-slapping, lacking much narrative depth and becoming rather dull...