China Entertainment: Been Working as a Director Since 2003

Generally speaking, the writing is okay. You can still read it when you have nothing to do. I feel like what I wrote earlier is better.

Every day I am either filming a TV series or a movie. I write about my daily life. I also write about the women who have accepted me. There are some points to accept, 90 and 95. What's the point of being in the entertainment industry and not accepting women?

I don't know what else is going on with this novel, but to tell the truth, great directors like Zhang Yimou and Chen Kaige have a common problem. They like to steal the jobs of other screenwriters and tend to let themselves go. If these things are put aside, their movies will definitely make people look forward to it.

When it comes to entertainment, I still support harems, otherwise they are basically eunuch novels that are boring.

I just read more than 20 chapters and I feel like it's too boring. For songs that will become popular in the future, someone will help you find the score. Just make it and get the license for free. Release your own album and perform in your own business. Become famous and become a singer. It happened again the second time, and he said that he wasted his time when a big singer went to perform in commercials. Free songs from the second album are given away again. Wouldn't it be better to sign a mature singer yourself to sing the songs you have? You can also take a cut of the money from albums and commercial performances. This is more profitable than filming a TV series.

I really can't appreciate Blind Sister, it's terribly awkward, pretty but not my favorite, the acting is really off-putting, the books are all female-oriented, and the characters in the show are all polarizing.

It sucked. It started out okay, but it got more and more weird later on. There wasn't much written about starting a company.

Let's talk about Huang Xiaoming. To be honest, there's really nothing bad about him. His acting skills are up and down.

The author should be a novice, and other writings are average. A few words are okay, but the math is much worse. The old book fan has a bit of obsessive-compulsive disorder. After reading Chapter 7, I know that the author has never studied mathematics (Yan Danchen was 25 years old from 1978 to 2003, but the protagonist was only 19 years old from 1983 to 2003?) He can't calculate such simple numbers. I just don't know how to write the box office figures and calculate the profits if the protagonist makes a movie later. Oops, uncomfortable...

I can read Chapter 70 or 80, which means that the previous chapter looked okay. At least there was no plot to persuade me to quit. Why did I persuade you to quit? 1. Why does the protagonist, a director with two hit TV series (hot in Asia), find actors himself for a new series? No help? Won't the actors be notified to audition? What about your director's style? You still have a brother and a sister? What size wrist do you think you are looking for? So this is very dramatic 2. Chapter 70 or so. The protagonist is preparing to start a third drama. The phenomenon-level work (Star You) is looking for a male and female lead. The male lead has gone through a lot of trouble to find a new person. He is poached from another company. Well, at least he has been hired by his own company. The profits from becoming popular belong to the protagonist, so I won't talk about it. ( Star You) chose Fan Xiaopang as the female lead. You, the director, personally invited her, and you took one sister at a time. After she read the opening script, she was very hesitant because she wanted to take on the TV series (The only thing left in the TV series of "Air Bangs Killing" is the title), and then you, the director, tried hard to persuade her, what rank is she? (Star You) Who plays the popular heroine? Do you need to rush to feed her? I don't want to curse, that's all