My Entertainment Career Begins with Telling Ghost Stories

I can only say that I really love this kind of writing. The plots are very well connected and the story is very strong. I can only say that the author's writing style is good! (●°U°●)​ In the early stage, there is a plot where the male protagonist tells a ghost story. Of course, this plot is also my favorite! In the middle, we talked about the male protagonist's transition from telling ghost stories to filming dramas. The transition was very natural, but the latter part was a bit dull. It kept talking about the male protagonist's drama career, but the theme was some things in the entertainment industry, so it can only be said to be a reference to the topic! (*'▽'*)♪ I also really like this scene where the male protagonist introduces Chinese Kung Fu and Chinese language to the beautiful country. It's just a little too professional, but overall it's quite exciting. I look forward to the author's next article!!! (๑>؂<๑)

I saw Chapter 166, and it fits the theme. Ever since the protagonist started filming the movie, it has been all kinds of intrigues, which failed to hit my "G" point ₍₍ (̨̡ ‾᷄ᗣ‾᷅ )̧̢ ₎₎. I can't stand it anymore, bye.

Very pretty

It was originally a very good subject, but a pig's foot ruined half of it. I really don't know what to say.

Recommend

The plot is smooth and smooth, with no outstanding highlights, but you can read chapter by chapter without any pressure. The plot of the barrage flow is also relatively restrained and not particularly ruthless. Except for the male protagonist who doesn't care about money, the other supporting characters basically have no sense of existence, except for the role of the cousin (it was normal in the early stage, but the plot with only a few words every time in the middle and late stages made me very disgusted). It's a pity that the ending was hasty in the end.

How much do you charge for those who give good reviews? Take me with you. I can't even read 20 chapters. It's not scary at all. The few chapters where I didn't get fired from the radio station are interesting.

At the beginning, we also told some ghost stories. Although most of them are familiar, there are at least one or two good ones. Later, when we make movies, it will be a literal version of xx telling movies? Just turn all the major horror movies into written narratives and be done with it?

Looking forward to the author's new book

It's tasteless to eat, it's a pity to throw it away