I Make Hong Kong Films, and People in Hollywood Call Me Little Hong Kong

The overall part of making a movie and starting a business is actually very well written, really good, very detailed, and very logical, but the emotional scenes are very average, except that Yiyi likes the male protagonist as long as he is a female, but from a girl's point of view, if this guy is perfect in all aspects, then the girl will regard him as an idol, not an object. If there is a perfect girl, the first reaction of a boy is to conquer her. Boys and girls think differently. There is no need for the emotional drama between the male protagonist and the female protagonist. Although compared to other novels, the emotional drama is okay, but it is not important to the promotion of the whole plot, and it is very industrial saccharine. In fact, the author likes Miao Kexiu too much, so he is fulfilling his own dream. It is understandable, but writing it out for readers will not be good. Next time if you write an emotional drama, don't post it, just keep it privately. And the male protagonist seems to be normal and perfect, but in some places it gives people a feeling, "You are my girlfriend, you are jealous, but you can only watch me talking and laughing with other women, and once you talk and laugh with other men, I will be angry." This kind of feeling is the kind of scumbag enjoying the ambiguity with others, and saying that I have nothing to do with others, don't be so stingy, but you can't do that. To be honest, it's like a novel purporting to be about pure love, but having an ambiguous harem is not a real harem. Also, most people are fans of Bruce Lee or have a good impression of him, but the male protagonist only chooses to say a few words and then run away. This is contrary to our thinking. We want to help him and change his life, rather than the male protagonist's "Although you are my brother, I just say something casually and then stand by and watch." There are also recurring ones, "Wow, handsome guy, you are such a nice person, handsome guy, you are actually the chairman of the board," and then "Wow, chairman, you can actually write and direct movies," and so on, it keeps recurring, it keeps recurring, it's very boring. Another point is that the author took the original lines from the movie and told them to the original author. It was that section (the girl decided to sell sex to the hero in order to eat noodles and asked the hero to pay for it. In the end, the hero said that we are all yellow flowers). In this case, I felt really awkward and indescribably weird. There is also a fatal problem in the overall logic, that is, although the male protagonist's company has produced good works, the gap with the male protagonist is too big. It feels like they want to deify the male protagonist. In fact, if you think about it carefully, as long as the male protagonist is better, the company must be playing ball, and the gap cannot be too big. It can be said that they have worked hard for a long time, and then finally caught up with some of the strength of the male protagonist. I agree with the plot of making a movie and starting a company. It is really good, such as the guidance of expressions, emotions, etc., And the overall atmosphere is very good. Except for Liu Yan, there are no troublemakers. People who watch it are very comfortable and their blood pressure is stable. I feel that there is another reason for the poor performance of this book, which is that I have not seen some of the movies in it (I searched for keywords such as "Uncle Nine", "Zombie Movies", etc.), Such as "Trick Story", which is too old and has no sense of substitution. There are also heroines, Yiyi, etc. In fact, I don't know them. I know they were very popular at the time, but many people don't know them now. If the author continues to write more, or opens the next book, as long as the above-mentioned shortcomings are put aside, I am still looking forward to it. The writing is very solid, especially the emotional drama. We don't need to use girls to prove whether the male protagonist is impotent or not. This thing is untouchable.

I was convinced by the author. The protagonist gave him 3 million to set up a company. He didn't pay a penny, so the protagonist gave him 30% of the shares. Can I still read this kind of chicken book? This book has been withdrawn, specifically for those who read it without thinking.

If I sign your sister, will I have to write hundreds of chapters?

What is this thing about? Are you investing or starting a company? You should give him 1 million, and he will also contribute 1 million, and then you will hold 40 shares and he will hold 60, and let him run the business. You have a permanent 1-vote right to guarantee your rights and interests after financing. Then you can build a cinema in the core area yourself. Then if you want to make a movie, you can make one movie a year. If you don't want to make a movie, just let Jiahe make it yourself.

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