The Golden Age of Chinese Entertainment

The opening writing and story are both okay! Starting from the stock market, I got sidetracked, and the more I wrote, the more clueless I got! It's a mess, copied by force! Even if it doesn't make sense, it doesn't even have basic common sense!

After reading Chapter 150, let's save a claw first. If we don't force the Red Mansion to set up the time, it would be better to arrange the time to the early 1990s. The Red Mansion didn't participate much, it was just an introduction for him to enter the circle. The biggest problem is that there are too many popular science and flattering things, such as how much influence the Red Mansion has had, how high the art is, and then stepping on the little fresh meat of future generations. It's not impossible, but there are too many repetitions and the content is the same. Another example is Deng Jie and Guo Li's past and present life. I wrote 150 chapters twice. Each chapter contains one chapter, and it's like pasting and copying. The other one is Desire. I love my family and they say it's awesome. It was so sensational at first. You can briefly introduce the plot. Even if readers have read it, they don't know how long ago it is. To me, it's a bit like reading a Zhihu post. There is no sense of entry.

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I don't like Chen Xiaoxu in it the most, he's too pretentious.

There is a reason why this book has so few reviews. The plot is not good and the characters are confusing. Only Li Chengru is okay. The author changes the character settings at any time in order to add plot, which is embarrassing to watch.

The protagonist has no clear goals and is sometimes salty and sometimes radical. There is basically no characterization, it is all about character introductions. Each character has a chapter to a chapter and a half of introduction when he appears. The main thread from beginning to end is the Red Mansions crew. Entertainment is not like entertainment, and business war is not like business war. The opening of the harem is also a bit baffling.

There are too many introductions, just to make up the word count, and there are only a few chapters with a good plot.

I came here to read the plot, not the biographies. A new character appeared and there was a chapter of character introduction. What was I reading?

The protagonist has an unlikable personality, is both upright and has no emotional intelligence, and the author has limited experience and cannot write about the feeling of a rich person. The richest man in the world can still hide his name and make steamed buns with bean juice every day, and the entire courtyard is ruined. It makes people feel like an emperor farming with a golden ax. Over the past 80 years, we spent hundreds of millions to build a film and television base. Isn't it realistic that no one knows that the boss is the protagonist? How was the land approved, who reviewed and started construction, and who is the legal person? In reality, it's like someone spent hundreds of billions to build a city. No one knows who the boss is, and things happen every minute. Arranging a beautiful woman to go to a training class, not explaining it to subordinates and his wife, pretending to be mysterious and allowing them to misunderstand, this is what normal people can do. You can read novels without thinking, but the author cannot treat others as if they are brainless.

There are surprises at the beginning and the author's writing is good. But the plot becomes more and more confusing later on. What the hell is this written?