I Conquered Hollywood as a Woman

It seems that the last book "Beaver" did not alleviate this person's symptoms, but made them more serious. From the very beginning, he was extremely keen to quote classics and inserted 70% of various materials into the remaining 30% of the plot to show his talent in collecting Hollywood film history. Rather than writing his own novel, he was writing a history textbook praising Hollywood. Coupled with the inexplicable and inexplicable feud that is created without any reason, and the main plot of a bunch of villains mixed with intrigues that are more numerous than the description of the protagonist, it really takes a little courage and patience to continue watching.

Why do male videos have female protagonists? Is the author a female channel to occupy the position?

Why do female channel authors come to male channels?

Seeing a bunch of ohs gives me a headache. Then there are a bunch of junior high school student-level English + translations

The writing is not only procrastinating but also incomprehensible, especially when someone threatens the director with the actor's tax issues.

Remove 70% of the popular science content and this book will become

It's too colloquial, and the descriptions next to it are full of modal particles like um, ah, um, etc. Isn't it uncomfortable?

Before I graduated, I was filming a non-profit graduation short film, but my enemies exploited tax loopholes... Then after graduation, I started a company as a director without changing my visa... 😅 The IRS is playing house... 😜

It seems that it needs to be renovated. The recent updates have not touched on the pain points. Jack has so much pen and ink that it is too long to be offline. 180,000 Words have not even been cleared of the first villain. The protagonist's first short film has just come to the forefront. The author needs to adjust the rhythm. I hope to see the protagonist's Chainsaw 1 released before it is released, so as to speed up Huanhuan's career progress. PS: Will you still take the capital route in the later stage of this book? I think it's okay to be a more pure director, because the current portrayal of Huanhuan is the feeling of focusing on the art of filmmaking, personally making props, and repeatedly polishing the depth of the script. These are the qualities that a good director should have in my mind. If they really need capital, Sophia can run it, and her identity as a native American can make it easier to develop. The two of them join forces, and the outcome of the two powers is pretty good. Unlike the previous one where Jiang Huo added another person at the end, the family of three people still feels a little inconsistent 😭

I feel that there is no violation in changing the protagonist to a male Conclusion: My personal guess is that the female author turned into a writer and wrote a career article, maybe no one would read the female channel she wanted to write