The Screenverse Book of a Hundred Lives: Rewriting the Script After Inheriting a Billion
影综百世书：从继承十亿改写剧本
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I can't help but laugh when I think about those people online who keep talking about how many luxury items they own. Even if you're decked out in top-tier luxury brands and stand in front of me, I wouldn't recognize a single brand. But I'd definitely recognize a solid gold Rolex and a heavy dog collar around your neck. I don't know if the former is valuable, but I do know that gold is valuable.
Looking at it now, it seems a bit hypocritical, doesn't it? Doesn't the author know what kind of person the protagonist is? Please don't write it as a morally condemnatory, preachy piecemeal approach.
Zhang Anren's refusal to sell his house to help his girlfriend (Jiang Nansun), who doesn't even have a marriage partner, is considered a morally questionable character? And he's even living off the Jiang family's extinction? What kind of bizarre thinking is this author spouting? He's practically brainwashed by boxing.
How many stones has the author actually eaten? There are so many dramas that I've never even heard of!
I just love watching movies and variety shows 😍
Originally, the village belle was very popular, but when she went to the Phnom Penh Film Festival to welcome everyone to open their hearts and speak their minds, knowing how dangerous it was there, she still helped promote it. How could the safety of her fans compare to breaking her promise?
It's been on the shelves for several days now, so here are my thoughts after watching it.
This book is comparable to the previous one, with both striking strengths and glaring weaknesses. First, the strengths: the author has good taste, choosing female characters that appeal to straight men. And they don't mince words; they openly lust after beauty, using schemes and traps to satisfy their desires. They're not impotent either; once the conditions are met, they're ready to act.
This is a bit of a double standard. The man is often the one who makes the biggest mistakes, and it's all the woman's fault. There's no need for this; equality is the biggest advantage now. There's absolutely no need to do this intentionally, because there are still more normal people out there.
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Best friends for a lifetime
There are too many stitches; how can the spirit of the character be captured?