Film and TV: Starting with A Lane in the City
影视从小巷人家开始
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- 1.0M Words
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- Myriad Worlds
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395Chapters
70Monthly votes
797Recommendations
10kFans
13 ch/weekPace
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A top provincial scorer could use his brain to make money, but instead he's thinking about making money through sprinting. Has his brain been flooded?
The reason for saving No. 1 And doing sprints is to make money, hahaha
I've written 52 chapters, and the main quest hasn't progressed at all. It's still the same old story. Has there been any change? Not much. What was the point of transmigrating? The trouble continues. What can you do? Let's wait until the protagonist comes of age and takes charge.
It was alright at first, but then it started talking about sprinting???? Forget it, I don't want to read anymore, it's too ridiculous, do they not use their brains?
The protagonist married Wu Shanshan
This book is toxic. The author portrays Wu Shanshan's parents as terrible, yet he ends up marrying Wu Shanshan and even lifting her family up. It's utterly ridiculous.
For film and television adaptations, it's indeed best to have a protagonist who either transmigrates into the body of another character or creates their own. However, it depends on the theme of your story. In the case of this particular story, creating an original protagonist is clearly not suitable. To change things, the protagonist would have to transmigrate into Zhuang Chaoying's body. Otherwise, what's the point of transmigrating into a 12-year-old kid? It would be a waste of time!
The author, working in isolation, lacks social awareness. Since it's set as a film/TV world travel story, it's clearly a virtual game. Given the system's three conditions, shouldn't they have simply gone to the old house, drugged him, and removed his prefrontal cortex? Then made the eldest son act as a dutiful son. What enables a filial son to see the truth is not kinship, but understanding.
I haven't seen anyone write about "I can't bear to part with the stars".
Well written. Hope the author keeps up the good work.
Yu Ming Cha Gu (玉茗茶骨) is mainly because Gulnazar is so beautiful. There have been so many articles about shows like Siheyuan (四合院), Ode to Joy (欢乐颂), Liujin (流金), Beijing Love Story (北爱), and Like a Flowing River (大流大河), it's all the same few shows over and over again. These recent TV dramas, whether they're for criticism or romance, always offer something new.