The Hollywood Editor

I only read the books I collected in the past few years this year, and suddenly discovered a flaw. Haha, this is ridiculous, does the author think that movies don't have to pay taxes? In addition to sharing the box office of the movies you screen with the producers and theaters, you also have to pay taxes afterwards, otherwise you will be caught sooner or later. Therefore, the box office earned by Pig's Feet on the Iron Ship cannot be as high as what is written in his book.

I have just read this book. I have subscribed to it so much that I regret it so much. The story itself is not interesting, or almost devoid of storytelling, and it is just stupid. The whole page is full of information introduction. The author had a hard time checking the information, but please, you are writing a novel, not an encyclopedia or movie reviews and spoilers. It's almost the end of the story, I can't stand it any longer.

I couldn't stand it until I saw the second one.

The subject matter is good, but the characters are not three-dimensional.