A Strong Man Who Emerged from the Movie World

Bajie, let me give you a new book and be the first post 😃

A eunuch? 😁😁

I have a seizure today and I can't get up to the backend. I may not be able to post the four chapters in four days, so I'll make an apology at the eighth update tomorrow. . .

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"An old man in time travel collects rags and makes a living by making bad movies" [Nod to see directly] A director graduate from his previous life accidentally traveled back in time and became an old man who picked up rags. He worked hard in variety shows, was professionally involved, blackmailed people as a group actor, begged on live broadcasts, cracked down on fakes and sold fake goods, made horror videos to scare people, and made bad movies to survive. Traveling through infinite planes, Lord of Mysteries, Three Kingdoms, Naruto, Pirates, Cthulhu Mortals, reincarnation, paradise, etc... Collected into movie material, returned to the big screen in reality, the audience went crazy watching it. You can invest with confidence, You can leave comments and recommendations to each other

I really hope that the author can write about movies like "Batman", which I personally think is good, or "Resident Evil", which I highly recommend. I hope the author will adopt it.

It's so embarrassing to recommend a lot of other people's books! I only had a small ticket, so sad

Personally, I feel that the protagonist's biggest gain in the past few years in the Shaolin Temple is not only the training of martial arts, but also the change in his character during his stay in the Zen ancestral court. In a few years, even depression will become a habit. It might be a good choice to make the protagonist a monk who is more traditional but not very traditional. (Although he drinks alcohol and eats meat, he still generally follows the rules and precepts.) In addition, the famous saying of Jigong has actually never been passed down to the world. (Original sentence: After the wine and meat passed through the intestines, it remained in the heart of the Buddha. If the world imitated me, it would be like entering the devil's way - Zen Master Daoji's "Jigong Living Buddha") There is another allusion to this sentence. You can check it on Baidu to understand. Regarding the world to be traveled through in the introduction, it can actually be divided into several stages. In the early stage, the protagonist is first allowed to exercise his body and mind (to understand human affairs) and later to learn internal skills (Shaolin Temple again). After entering a similar stage like "Four Famous Catchers", there may be many worlds in between. Spending a lot of time describing the protagonist's gradual improvement in cultivation is what I appreciate most about this book, as it can highlight the truth.

The basic format of the trick is as follows: 1. Name 2. Gender 3. Basic information such as identity and personality 4. What is the relationship with the protagonist? I hope everyone can be a little more realistic ~ I believe Bajie will take a look.

Do you dare to wear the bamboo dragonfly in Doraemon? Can you imagine the feeling of being dragged by someone's scalp and flying in the air? And this is regardless of whether it can fly based on its shape design. This type of time-traveling is so different from the rules of the real world. Is there anything that can't time-travel? Then just find an anime with confusing rules and you can directly gain superpowers through time-travel. The most basic rule when writing this kind of time travel article is that it cannot conflict with the rules of the real world. How else could I write about it? There are so many comics where you can directly gain superpowers.

Looking at the title of the book, I originally thought that the protagonist was already a strong man who had achieved martial arts from the movie world, but now he has returned to the real world. I never thought that this was just the beginning of my journey through the movie world. I was also drunk. How could I be so stupid? The title of the book says "the strong man who walks out", but you... . . . . O()oOh~~~it's all about the title of the book.