The Life of a Paparazzi Director

I got it from Zhihu, where someone excerpted Fuxing Hong Kong Entertainment. If the author can let go of his youthful ambition and embrace the online writing market, he can make a mark with his writing skills. Wenqing disease is regarded as a terminal illness in Internet articles.

If I write like this, does it count as seeking death?

It's actually okay, but it's a bit picky about readers. After more than a hundred chapters, the format becomes a bit repetitive, giving it a sense of drama, or short film? I can't describe it a bit. The plot will have a sense of jump, and readers need to stop and complete it on their own. You will feel tired. It's relatively novel and interesting, with no major poisonous points. I even confessed that I prefer the self-entertainment of literary youth, and without adding v, it's much better. Come on, author ٩(•̤̀ᵕ•̤́๑)ᵒᵏᵎᵎᵎᵎ.

The first three chapters were written in such a rush that I was very tired and didn't want to continue reading the fourth chapter. Why do I feel like I am writing too quickly? Cannot be analyzed.

This book is purely a self-written article, aiming to express the era and Hong Kong entertainment work model recognized by the author, which is very different from the mainstream perception. Don't bother me if you don't like it, thank you.