Showbiz 1978: New York, New York
美娱1978：纽约夜狂热
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Apocalypse is an incredibly annoying cheat; only authors with decent writing skills from Chicago can succeed in it. Trying to emulate it will likely result in failure.
A low-budget version of exploiting Hollywood kids, the premise is quite outrageous: the protagonist knows he's time-traveled but has no memory of his past life, and even Jodie Foster doesn't recognize him. The story relies heavily on a purely masochistic and useless protagonist from apocalypse.
Author, I really want to know, in your eyes, was Jodie Foster really that beautiful? The protagonist was stunned by her more than once in the book. Honestly, her looks were really just average, dude. You can talk about acting later on, but the key point is that her looks were only slightly better in *The Silence of the Lambs*.
An unexpected bonus, it's well-written! But I feel the protagonist is too conservative, still like a well-behaved Chinese child! If the protagonist doesn't feel right, no matter how well other aspects are written, it's useless.
If you're writing about American entertainment, then I'll definitely lend a hand!
How much did Hollywood actresses pay to achieve peak performances? The Hollywood actresses of the 80s and 90s were truly stunning and diverse.
Why write so much politics? Your entertainment industry book is full of politics and talk about a political atmosphere. You're not running for office; nobody's forcing you to take sides, or at least not to rush into attacking the opposing side.
It's getting more and more boring. It's all just popular science about who and what happened. Who reads a novel just to read your popular science articles?
This is truly speechless. No wonder their grades are so bad. It's like they've been forcibly demoted in intelligence.
It's all messed up.
I haven't read this book yet; it was recommended to me in 1990. If you don't like this book, then I haven't read it yet, so it's hard to say. A bunch of people here look down on "Apocalypse Cheat"? I don't know how old you are, but I'm 29 this year.
Is this book designed to incite attacks? The previous popular book targeted Black people; is this one intentionally designed to mislead readers into believing the author is gay? I feel like they're deliberately creating these strange contradictions. I was enjoying the beginning, but I don't understand why it has to be so obvious that readers quickly and acutely identify the author as gay, or even accused of plagiarism, or mistakenly believe they've been to gay bars. What's the point?