Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1253 1251. Comments on "Hong Kong Entertainment's Life Simulator"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend a new book by a great author to you.

"Hong Kong Entertainment's Life Simulator", the sense of direction I once had, a great writer.

Category: Urban-Entertainment Stars.

Summary:
Zhao Donghuai traveled to Hong Kong Island in 1983 and got a strange life simulator.

In June 1983, you coincidentally joined the cast of "Five Lucky Stars" and became a martial arts stuntman. In mid-June, because of your good looks and the scene-stealing power, you were given a masked cameo role as a robber in a fast food restaurant. Big Brother Hong kicked you through the window of the restaurant and you fell onto the street outside, accidentally injuring your spine.

In January 1984, you created your own version of the Milk Tea Nocturne, but were then faced with a predatory contract. Later, you fell into a trap set by the contract's wording, were blacklisted, and were left with a debt of 5 million...

In the summer of 1984, you returned to Dakeng Village, took tens of thousands of yuan, and headed north to look for water. You dated three girlfriends and were kicked in the face of a fierce battle.

In April 1985, you were preparing for your new film, The Hitman, and wanted to be a cool villain, directing and starring in your own film. During a sparring session, you were injured by Ajie due to a prop handling error, nearly leaving you paralyzed.

【Brief Comment】

He has seven other books under his name, including "Super Fusion" and "I'm Really Not a Genius", and is a relatively veteran and well-known writer.

His new book has recently been recommended on the web, so let’s talk briefly about it.

Judging from the title and subject matter, it is a Hong Kong variety show with a life simulation. These two elements are currently popular, but they are not far from being outdated.

The protagonist, a nobody, travels back to Hong Kong in 1983. Using a life simulator, he spends reputation points to see the next three years of his life, which in turn sends him into a rage.

Judging from the simulation, his ending is very tragic, and there is almost no happy ending. Can he continue to live a carefree life? Of course he can.

The previous plot is still very exciting to watch, and the clues and foreshadowing also have considerable technological content. It is especially suitable for readers who like to be picky. The film and television production of that period in the book still adheres to the truth and authenticity. When readers see Zhenhang's life return for the first time, there is an overly real future scene beckoning to him. If anyone has any doubts, just blame it on fate.

The ordinary daily lives of the protagonist and the female characters can actually be shortened and simplified.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment.

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”.

Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

To be honest, I don’t watch many Hong Kong variety shows, but I watch quite a lot of movies. When I combine them together, I feel quite fresh.

For those readers who read a lot, they may find it average, but for me, it is completely fine as it is above the passing score.

Take the latest chapter where the Seven Little Fortunes came to visit the set, for example. One of them even imitated the protagonist and carried a super heavy camera all the way to shoot, and his waist almost broke.

The protagonist has his own way of training, which is even better than those who have been practicing martial arts for years. No wonder the actresses on the set were so stunned.

Waist and abdominal strength is an important indicator to judge whether a man is excellent or not, especially in that era, when people only looked at the pure physical foundation, not the magical makeup skills.

Of course, the plot is a bit simple, and it seems to be glossed over. This would make the plot more compact, but would also make the characters a bit thin and not prominent enough.

Overall, it is still worth seeing and worth continuing to observe.

(End of this chapter)