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The Huayuwen that got me hooked was very, very interesting. First of all, the single female protagonist Yang Mi does not have the smell of a stallion that I saw in other Chinese entertainment dramas later. The protagonist is a director. He doesn't sing or act, he doesn't stand in front of the stage, and he doesn't have the potential to be a star. Secondly, the writing style is very delicate. I am not a person who likes to pay attention to the entertainment industry, but the author's description gave me the motivation to read it, and it did not affect my reading of this kind of article. In addition, the protagonist is not reborn, but has a slight impression of later generations. The protagonist is apprenticed to Zhang Yimou and uses his own talents to make movies. He basically works behind the scenes, which is in line with my understanding of the director. In addition, the female protagonist did not immediately show off all kinds of invincible acting skills from the beginning, but learned and improved along with the male protagonist. The male and female protagonists do not have the kind of films that attract various awards and high box office. Instead, they are both good and bad, very realistic. The overall plot is that the protagonist joins the Northwest Circle and revitalizes it. It does not deliberately belittle anyone, so it is relatively fair (the person who is more disgusting after reading it seems to be Zhang Yimou's former partner) The only thing in the whole book that I didn't understand and was disgusted with was the bluster about Hollywood's devaluation of the mainland (every time I see how awesome the protagonist is in the mainland and pretends to be a grandson in the United States, I feel sick). Maybe it's because I'm not that old and I don't pay much attention to the entertainment industry, or maybe it's because I'm a wolf warrior.

First of all, this is a Chinese entertainment novel about Rebirth + Goldfinger. Goldfinger can improve the author's acting skills and physical fitness, which is a very nice point, and this was gradually faded in the later period. I have read a lot of Chinese entertainment articles, and many of them are about how I was a minor entertainer in my previous life, and after my rebirth, I didn't need to study. I just made movies right after my freshman year and won various awards, or I acted like a movie star. May I ask? No brains? If nothing else, can you do this if you are allowed to watch an Oscar-winning film and then make an identical film? There is no problem in writing Chinese entertainment articles that are enjoyable, but you should have some brains. If you can't, borrow one from Dave's house. Secondly, there are many female protagonists, and there are not so many Shura fields or time management masters. The male protagonist is clearly a scumbag, and the female protagonists also know that, and for the time being, we haven't seen any major plots involving being slept with. The male protagonist also provides certain resources and help to every female protagonist he has sex with (foreign ones don't seem to have any), and there is no very licking plot emmmm... It seems that he licked Liu Yifei and Jingtian. In the end, the male protagonist's main job is an actor, starring in TV series, and his secondary job is director and producer. There is no other China Entertainment News that has been emphasizing movie stars > TV stars > variety shows. It is already 2024, and there is still China Entertainment News emphasizing this, which is speechless. . . If you write about 2006.07, This is indeed true, but if you write about 15.16 Or even more recently, it would be a bit underwhelming.

Shenhao + system + multiple female protagonists + entrepreneurial development First of all, the function of the system: the male protagonist's money is distributed based on the employees' wages, and attribute points are obtained based on the number of employees in a certain industry. Therefore, the male protagonist has been spreading various industries. The second is the heroine. Some of the heroines I like more are written about, but later I can't find her. Some are about disgusting characters and plots, but they are also written with strong emotions. What I'm talking about is that you "Hao Yue" is another heroine who bows down to the author. She used all kinds of coquettishness and pretentiousness to alienate the male protagonist, and the male protagonist gave him advice and smelled like tea. Then the girl's family was cheated, and the male protagonist came over to help and comfort her, and then after she fell in love with her, she became very affectionate with her. This is the most disgusting plot for me. The wages paid by the author to each employee are quite normal and reasonable. They are not directly inflated and fragmented like other great novels. But I'm sure the pattern is very copy-pasted. Choose a new industry → deduce subsequent development → interview → choose buffs → become bigger and stronger Finally, it is a novel written by a wealthy person that does not have the feeling of a wealthy person. It is basically about making money, and even the most common way of engaging in women is very rare. It can also be seen that the author is very immature when it comes to writing emotional dramas, so he simply stopped writing them. But what kind of heroic writing is this? And the author may not really know much about the world of rich people (I don't either, but it's all on Douyin!) Why don't you read the relevant information before writing a book? ? ?

First of all, this is a novel directed by a Chinese entertainment director with an alternative angle. The protagonist needs to scare others because of the God of Death, so the protagonist has been filming various horror films. It is unique among the award-winning films of China Entertainment. The protagonist is not so rigid, doesn't resent the world, doesn't blame others, and doesn't want everything. The male protagonist will cooperate, share the cake, and be humorous from time to time, which makes for a very good reading experience. The male protagonist did not stick to China Entertainment, but was involved in Korean entertainment, Hollywood, and Japan. He also had some of the author's own ideas to design a horror movie Avengers. Let people have more freshness. Multiple heroine + system, the various heroines written in the early stage are still very good, and the emotional scenes are also relatively good, and not only from China Entertainment, but also from Korean Entertainment. I just don't understand that I was just a scumbag up until now, and then Liu Qianqian turned into a licker again, which made me speechless. Although I also like Liu very much, there is really no need to be like this, right? If you write a single female lead, I won't say anything, but if you have multiple female leads, you still treat her like a licker? Ps: digression Have all the authors of Huayu Wen been demoted? As soon as Liu was introduced, he made all kinds of comments. I couldn't understand that Liu around 2008 or 2009 could have such good acting skills. He made all kinds of praises and all kinds of shocking things, which was outrageous. Liu's acting skills are quite good now, but before, Liu was more of a "fairy". His acting skills were not bad, but they really weren't to the point of winning various international awards. How could you even write about how seriously the male protagonist trained Liu's acting skills?

Farming + family cultivation The protagonist has no golden fingers and relies on his own modern insights to develop his family. The main characters are all very vivid and the story is very casual? There are very few scenes that make people feel nervous and exciting. Every time, it is the general trend. It is okay at the beginning, but every time it is like this, it will become a bit boring in the later stage. There were too many characters in the later period, so the characters that I had finally written about before suddenly lost their sense of existence. The supporting roles were constantly changed and even the protagonist became a background.