The Age of Starlight
星光时代
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Campus Life
- Updated
- 15y ago
- English
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Hollywood Entertainment Collection
Hollywood entertainment stories, Western entertainment industry fiction. It's not easy writing about showbiz, so treasure what you find. PS: Recommended titles that are no longer available: Hollywood's King, Reborn in Hollywood, The Movie Star, The Entertainment Mogul, Hollywood's Secret Garden, The Film Master, I Am Hollywood, Reborn: The Most Stylish, The American Dream, The Great Director, Long Live the Director, Superstar (to be continued)
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A simple kiss became the talk of the school, and the male lead was treated like he'd been raped. It's such a trivial matter!
Someone who has never studied screenwriting wrote a script, someone who has never studied acting went to act, and someone who has never studied directing went to write, direct, and act in their own work. Is the author out of their mind, or do they think the readers are stupid? And the writing is a complete mess.
I didn't really like the romance section the author wrote; it didn't resonate with me at all, or rather, the plot felt too forced.
Many plot points are inexplicable and lack any build-up. Suddenly they're doing parkour, or suddenly they're making their own movie—there's no foreshadowing, which just makes the story feel chaotic.