
Reborn as America's Top Screenwriter
重生之美国大编剧
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.5M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 15y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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565Chapters
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116.3kRecs
18.8kFans
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Your positioning is to work in the American entertainment industry and the European and American entertainment industry. Am I right? ? But the part where you forcibly join China is very inconsistent. Your intention is to be in the United States, and the whole story is very inconsistent with Chinese psychology. When you join the trip to China, it feels too deliberate. The protagonist has been reborn in the United States for so many years, has parents and a girlfriend, and everything is from an American perspective. Originally, a native American can speak Chinese. It's very strange. The China trip and the forced refusal to cooperate with Japanese companies make me, a reader, extremely weird from the perspective of an American. If you write about the domestic entertainment industry, it doesn't matter the Hong Kong and Macao entertainment circles. Since you write about foreign countries, try not to interact with the Chinese entertainment industry. I was particularly disappointed when I saw that paragraph.
Please, use the lyrics for the word count, and write it down in both Chinese and English, and use the 3,000-word chapter for the 1,000-word lyrics. Does your family know that you are so good? There are garbled characters and numbers in the character names as long as they involve full names. Don't you just plagiarize it directly? Abandon the book. Fortunately, it doesn't reach the paid chapters.
The main character is a virgin bitch, I can't stand it anymore
For people who want to see a rebirth of American life, what kind of psychological author can understand? Who will lick China?