Chinese Showbiz: Sorry, I Want It All!

Don't be so old-fashioned as actors. Do those actors not want to be famous online and earn traffic money? Do they want to be a supporting actor for traffic stars? Who doesn't want to be famous? It's because they don't have the ability. They have no choice but to put a label of veteran actors on them to show that they still have some acting skills. Otherwise, who would know them?

1. What's written in Zhou Ye's contract is too fake. When will a minor be able to sign a contract on his own? And he even invites him to accompany him for drinks 2. Pretending to be slapped in the face is too stiff, like Long Aotian

Meng Ziyi, Wang Churan, Zhang Ruonan, Lu Yuxiao, Hu Lianxin, Jiang Peiyao, Chen Yao, Yang Chaoyue, Tian Xiwei, Li Yitong

Why does it have to be written that I am not the god of medicine, and why does it have to be played, Lu Shouyi? Starve yourself to the point of being skin and bones to gain a reputation as a dedicated person? How many people remember this yellow hair? How much benefit does it bring to yourself?

The author really doesn't understand anything. A movie like "I'm Not a Medicine God" is suitable for a novice like you. The script can't pass the review because you don't have anything to do with it. Is this kind of thing that involves medical universal medical care something that you, a newcomer, can make? , Let alone just started, I haven't even entered.

Too bad, Meng Ziyi plays Liu Sihui... It's just nonsense, right?

Naive, do you really think that [I am not the God of Medicine] can pass the review if just anyone writes about it?

The background of the protagonist is so pretentious... Actually the idea is not bad, but I am a bit immersed in my own world. This is a practice book. I'll think about the setting before writing the next one. I didn't seem to see any tips or talents you introduced at the beginning. Do you remember the script? The timing and the choice of the heroine were okay. But Zhou Ye, I saw on the Internet that she has been signing in Hesong, and the pretending to be B part is a bit stiff.

It is recommended to cut it off and recheck the information to prepare.

There are dozens of chapters. I originally wanted to read it carefully and then evaluate it, but then I couldn't stand it anymore. Here are some suggestions for the author. The clip "I'm Not the God of Medicine" is actually quite outrageous as the beginning. Without Mr. Han, this script really couldn't be filmed. You have filtered out a lot of intermediate processes. This kind of reality movie is not so easy to pass. It is still about the issue of medicine and social security that was still important at that time. It overly downplays the huge interests involved. The reason why it was released was that it happened to be in the context of the major medical reform and the need for universal social security. Secondly, write less about the self-impressed first paragraph. There are too many self-impressed words and actions in the previous dozens of chapters. There can be no non-responsibility contract for new people in the entertainment industry. It is still 3-7, and it is an all-inclusive behavior (except for your own). This This circle is very realistic. Changing a person's behavior can change a person's outlook through a few scenes, a few signing contracts, and a few endorsements. The novel's 5-year 7-3 all-inclusive no-obligation contract is really too far away from reality. Even if you give a newcomer 8 years 6-4 A breach of contract of 10 million would not be considered abnormal, because there is no such thing as love for no reason in the world, and there was no relationship in the previous dozens of chapters. Just like this, Shui Lingling gave out a free resource contract. Even a novel would not be that outrageous. After all, the entertainment industry is a vanity fair. The author's writing style is quite good. At least the first three chapters start well. It would be better to write more based on reality.