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The author please don't follow the routine of "Absolute Ichiban", it is a dead end with no fun at all!
There are very few books about people starting out as film and television creators in Japanese entertainment, and unfortunately they are basically influenced by the routines of "Absolute Ichiban". In reality, they are used to being a bull and a horse, and it is too tragic to have to do more tiring things than a bull and horse even if you have a golden finger in time travel. The author of "Absolute Ichiban" actually doesn't really understand Japan, let alone Japanese entertainment. It is estimated that he has not even watched many Japanese dramas carefully, so he pieced together the fragmented Japanese information found on the Internet and wrote it into the Japanese otome game format he is most familiar with. He basically regarded filming dramas in the entertainment industry as a real-life NPC game of upgrading and fighting monsters. He tried to write as little as possible about the specific plots of the film and television works, because he actually did not watch them carefully. The male protagonist is more lively than a cow and a horse, and he also chose an inexplicable female protagonist early on. The good results are due to the reader base accumulated from previous works and the bonus of new themes created by Japanese entertainment films and TV shows. However, those who imitated it later did not have good results, because this kind of routine did not make the entertainment industry enjoyable at all. In fact, in this kind of work, the protagonist has a golden finger or a super memory, and is the darling of the born winner. There is no need to write so urgently and tiringly, and don't pursue rationality too much. Just analyze and analyze to find the basis for the first place in the ratings. Readers don't come here to see this. What readers want is actually very simple. The protagonist can do what others can't do. The ratings are always No. 1. If you don't want to hold back, fame, wealth and beauty are begging you to get it. Every TV station is crying and rushing to get you. If you leave, others will regret it. Various popular and unpopular film and television masterpieces are slowly brought to readers to popularize science. You don't have time to watch it. Look for those plot explanation podcasters on the Internet. They will explain the basic plot and outstanding points to you. The author will not be able to copy it - it is not necessarily limited to Japanese dramas, Korean dramas can actually be anything. The process of how to magically change it into Japanese style is actually a laugh and a joy. Of course, the enthusiastic response and interaction of the audience are also great - there are so many things to write about. There are also ambiguous interactions with all kinds of beautiful celebrities and amateurs. Don't follow the example of "Absolute Ichiban" and don't rush to choose a female protagonist. Basically no one will be satisfied. If you can't write a romantic drama well, don't write it. The protagonist is an entertainment godfather, and all kinds of women will just rush to pounce on you. Just be ambiguous.
The beginning is good. The Japanese entertainment area has not upgraded its monster-fighting stories for a long time. However, based on the situation of the book, the TV series finally reached Netflix, and the movie reached the status of Bong Joon-ho in Hollywood. There are several popular dramas and variety shows, which is the limit. If there is no Internet business line in 2010, it will be difficult to become a capital. If you pick a top female servant, you may not be able to keep a company.
I really can't stand it after reading Chapter 75. Whose Japanese entertainment company is so pure? Not to mention a lot of settings that you take for granted, who doesn't know Japanese entertainment would look at this? Then the more I know about Japanese entertainment, the less I feel like you are involved!
The last few chapters have started again, don't describe too much about youth and passion It doesn't matter what age it is Be realistic when writing urban novels, and writing so-called youthful inspiration will only look embarrassing
It has a bit of the flavor of "Absolute Ichiban", and the writing is okay for now, but the timeline is too late, it is already 2011. In terms of satisfaction, the follow-up will be lower than "Absolute Ichiban" The timeline of Absolute Ichiban is of the times. At that time, you had the ability to ride on the wind. If the timeline of this book is close to the collective arrival of capitalist big players, you can at least make a lot of money As for the degree of satisfaction, it may depend on how the author writes in the future.
It's nice to watch, but I feel like the author Wen Qing's illness is almost unbearable.
The male protagonist is like a pure virgin. I can't imagine that he can be so pure in a place like Japanese entertainment, which is worse than domestic entertainment. The writing is still good.
If you don't know how to write emotional dramas, don't write them. No one wants to see you suffering from youthful illness.
I don't know who invented it. As soon as I write about Japanese entertainment, I get literary youth disease. I must be sick. It's against the heavens.
Come on, write a farewell eunuch
It feels like chasing "Absolute Ichiban" back then
There is a question, why is the protagonist always thinking about who will become famous in the future, instead of becoming popular because of the role of the protagonist? Why does the protagonist write the same psychological description over and over again, and some small conflicts are too forced?