Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1383 1381. Comments on "Entertainment: I'm Just an Actor"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend to you a fine urban novel.

"Entertainment: I'm Just an Actor", I am Hong, a level 4 author, 168 million words serialized.

Category: Urban-Entertainment Stars.

Summary:
I don't understand music, I can't dance, I'm not good at writing, I'm not good at calligraphy, and I'm not good at painting.

I'm an actor, Seo Yong.

This book is more realistic and not about harem. If you don’t like it, please click x, thank you.

【Brief Comment】

He only has this book to his name, and in his introduction to the book, he called himself a newcomer, which was ridiculed by readers. I'm not interested in finding out what his main account is, but if you know, please tell me secretly.

What the introduction says about realism is nonsense. The protagonist has his own system panel. How can such a magical thing be realistic?

But to be honest, the story is very touching. There are very few novels with entertainment themes that can write stories so well without seeming particularly fake.

The protagonist is Xu Rong, whose system panel has been loaded for 17 years but has yet to activate any functions. To save for college, he was spotted while working on a construction site by a supervisor and was recruited as an extra.

Because he looked handsome like John Lone, he almost missed the opportunity to film a movie. He was very disappointed, but he was kept and acted quite well.

He decided to apply to an art school. Since he had no money, he worked as a tutor. He even got a fake Peking University ID card, and the student he taught turned out to be Xiaofei.

The three rounds of art exams were all written exceptionally well, perfectly highlighting their strengths and minimizing their weaknesses. In the third round, they played opposite Xiao Fei, and the visuals were very well designed. The result was, of course, good; both were admitted to the Beijing Film Academy.

On the set of "Bright Sword," he learned acting from his troupe leader; on the set of "Da Ming," he gained experience with a group of talented actors; and on the set of "Shanghai Bund," he witnessed the ceiling of acting, Teacher Xue Jian. The protagonist's system panel not only shows his own attributes and levels, but also those of others, naturally revealing the upper limit of his acting level.

Initially, this feature allowed him to clearly identify who to learn from and how to acquire real skills, but it also seemed extremely utilitarian. Later, he wouldn't easily discern other people's acting skills until filming was complete.

With this explanation, I can actually understand the author's motivation: to minimize the role of the system and avoid a so-called point-adding flow. On the other hand, they try to highlight the protagonist's self-effort, through various learning and imitation, and even to obtain some of the character's settings, he was stuck in the writer's parking lot for seven days.

Some parts may be too exaggerated and unbelievable, but the protagonist's efforts are really written in every detail. Putting aside the so-called system, it is a realistic novel about self-improvement and hard work. No wonder the author repeatedly emphasizes this point.

There are many characters in the book with very distinct characteristics. Some of them may not be very realistic, but they are portrayed vividly. On the premise of clear priorities, a group of characters with unique personalities are written.

At least I saw a very hardworking and ambitious protagonist, who entered the industry simply to make quick money, and gradually realized the true meaning of acting.

This is inspiring. Just like many industries and fields, you may not like them at first, but after persisting to a certain extent, you will understand that persistence and hard work are indispensable elements for achieving success in any industry.

So, if you are short of books, please pick one up for yourself.

【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】

One more thing to add: I like this book very much, so I made a 3-minute video. I hope more people will like it.

(End of this chapter)