That Year Huayu

This book has so many low stars on QQ Reading. The most basic mistake is that this book has a single female protagonist! Take a look at those homepages with low stars and click on them. The ones they give 5 stars are all about multi-female studs🙃

Lin Nan, born on September 9, 1984 in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, graduated from Beijing Film Academy and is a Chinese mainland director, screenwriter, actor, and businessman. Zhezi: He was reborn in 2000 due to his death from AIDS infection by his girlfriend (an 18th-tier actress). Feeling the absurd life in his previous life, the 16-year-old protagonist decided to take the art exam and enter the entertainment industry. PS: Since the author has mentioned most of the box office in Japan, South Korea and other Southeast Asian regions without specific data, no statistics will be made. Film and television awards that are not directly related to the protagonist's career are not counted (such as awards for actors, lighting, soundtrack, etc.) In 2001, he failed the cultural class and art exam. Admitted to the Performance Department of Beijing Film Academy in 2002 In October 2002, he starred in the debut film "The Blind Shaft" as Yuan Fengming (originally starring Wang Baoqiang) and joined the cast with an investment of 100,000 yuan, accounting for 15% (profit after tax of 1.8 Million yuan. PS: In addition to the initial capital, the subsequent income of the protagonist will not be calculated separately) Won the Best New Actor Award at the 40th Golden Horse Awards In mid-March 2003, he wrote, directed and acted in the film (nominated director) "Warmth and Light" (formerly "Eternal Time of a Beautiful Soul") The box office was 31 million. Won the Best Original Screenplay at the 40th Golden Horse Awards In mid-May 2003, he transferred from the Nortel Performance Department to the Nortel Directing Department. Director (Assistant Director) of the TV series "Lotus Lantern" on February 9, 2004 On April 1, 2004, he wrote and directed the movie "Return to Youth" Box office of more than 116.4 Million On November 5, 2004, he wrote and directed the movie "Into the Dust" The domestic box office was 10.8 Million, and the overseas rights were sold for 8.3 Million US dollars. Won the 55th Berlin Silver Bear Award for Best Director On November 14, 2005, he wrote and directed the movie "Time Cruise" (formerly "Terror Cruise") The Chinese box office was 210 million, and the overseas global box office was US$1,200. In January 2006, he officially revealed his feelings to the heroine (Liu Yifei) and confirmed the relationship (from Chapter 101. He will not hurt her) On February 4, 2006, the heroine met the boyfriend's parents for the first time. In June 2006, he was admitted to Beijing Film Academy as a master's student in the directing department, and his teacher was director Tian Zhuangzhuang. In September 2006, he wrote and directed the movie "The Martian" The domestic box office was 442 million US dollars, and the Southeast Asian box office was 12 million US dollars. Overseas rights sold for US$55 million In December 2006, he wrote and directed the film "Buried Alive" The domestic box office was 36 million, and the overseas rights were sold for 20 million US dollars. Won the 57th Berlin Silver Bear Award for Best Director In April 2007, he wrote and directed the movie "Painted Skin" Domestic box office of 295 million US dollars, overseas box office of 33 million US dollars In August 2007, directed the TV series "The Prequel of the Lotus Lantern" (assistant director/credited) In June 2008, he participated in the second male lead in the movie "Inception" Global box office US$800 million+ In November 2008, he wrote and directed the film "Hunting" The domestic box office was 68 million, and overseas rights were sold for US$32.4 Million. Won the 66th Venice Golden Lion Award for Best Film In November 2009, he wrote and directed the movie "Thieves" The domestic box office was 901 million, and the Korean box office was 460 million. In November 2010, he wrote, directed and acted as the male lead in the movie "The Fault in Our Stars" The domestic box office was 488 million, and overseas rights were sold for US$28.6 Million. Won the 64th Cannes Jury Prize In July 2011, he wrote and directed the film "Passengers" The domestic box office was 952 million, and overseas rights were sold for US$58.6 Million. In December 2011, he wrote and directed the movie "Genius Gunman" The domestic box office was 1.43 Billion, and overseas rights were sold for US$83.65 Million. Won the Best Screenplay Award, Best Actress Award (Liu Yifei's first domestic gold medal) and Best Director Award at the 49th Golden Horse Awards No works in 2012 In January 2013 (or December 2012?) He wrote and directed the film "The Invisible Guest" The domestic box office was 451 million US dollars, the North American box office was 230 million US dollars, and the remaining regional rights were sold for 62 million US dollars. Won the 86th Oscar for Best Original Screenplay In June 2013, he wrote and directed the movie "Take the Tigers and Mountains Out of Wisdom" Domestic box office is 2.053 Billion (no statistics on awards for special reasons, domestic awards are basically swept) In March 2014, he wrote and directed the film "Manchester by the Sea" The domestic box office was 560 million, and overseas rights were sold for US$98.2 Million. Won the Best Director Award at the 72nd Film and Television Golden Globe Awards Won the 65th Berlin Golden Bear Award for Best Film Won the 87th Academy Award for Best Director The male and female protagonists got engaged on August 25, 2014 In September 2014, he served as an associate professor at Beijing Film Academy In April 2015, he wrote and directed the film "Detective Chinatown" Domestic box office 2.988 Billion The male and female protagonists will hold their wedding on September 9, 2015 In October 2015, he wrote and directed the film "Operation Mekong" Domestic box office 3.405 Billion In May 2016, he wrote, directed and acted in the movie "Marriage Story" The domestic box office was 616 million, and overseas rights were sold for US$30.6 Million. Won the 74th Venice Silver Lion Award for Best Director, Jury Silver Lion Award, and Best Actress (Liu Yifei's first time in Europe's top three leading actresses) In June 2016, he served as a professor at Beijing Film Academy In July 2016, he participated in the movie "Second Generation Fairy" Domestic box office 1.201 Billion In February 2017, he directed the movie "I'm Not the God of Medicine" (guest appearance as the original film manager) Domestic box office 4.222 Billion Directed the movie "The Wandering Earth" in April 2017 Domestic box office is 7.014 Billion, overseas box office is 566 million US dollars (PS: Chapter 1412 clearly states that the total box office of director Lin Nan's works is 26.235 Billion, which is basically consistent with the above statistics) In August 2018, he served as the chairman of the jury of the main competition unit of the 75th Venice International Film Festival In September 2018, he wrote and directed the film "Mulan/The Magic Version" (guest appearance as Mulan's first love).

It's a good Huayu novel, at least it's still readable. It has a single heroine who is a fairy. Although the routine is relatively old, it also has new ideas. The writing is smooth. It's not a brainless entertainment novel. The basic logic is online, but it's a bit watered down in the later stage. Come on, author, I have fully subscribed

The number of high-quality ideas must be greater than 20. How do you do this?

It was okay in the early stage, but it became more and more overbearing later on, and the writing of Da Tiantian was too humble. She just didn't have good works, so she wouldn't be a nymphomaniac. This was written in such a way that her family wouldn't have a crush on her.

In terms of China Entertainment, the best cultural content I have seen so far

It's useless even if there's no golden finger to pierce

I will always be enjoying myself, I was still a minor in 2002

Why can't I find this book in the search?

This book has been among the top three in the entertainment genre in the past 30 years that I have read novels. There are many malicious negative reviews, so readers can figure it out for themselves. By the way, when will the author plan to finish? It's almost at the same pace as reality.