China Entertainment's Great Director of the Century
About This Novel
Going back to 2002, Gu Nanfeng didn't know whether he got lucky or just got lucky, but he still had to do something. From literary and artistic films to commercial films, Lao Mouzi has been gone for eighteen years, and the great poet has been gone for a lifetime and is still going today. We don't have eighteen years, not even eight years! From a box office of 10 million, to over 100 million, and then to tens of billions, this path he has taken is very difficult, but also very fulfilling. Gu Nanfeng: I have met many geniuses, but they all call me a genius.
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Regardless of other operations, I really don't understand how the protagonist returned to the Mainland to film at that time after proving himself in Hollywood, but I personally expressed that he was greatly shocked. What makes people even more suspicious of life is that the protagonist has always emphasized that the first mainland film should be launched at a low cost! To be honest, the protagonist knows the story of Director Zhang. A person who has never proven himself in Hollywood can make China Film break many exceptions and produce a blockbuster to stir up the domestic market. Does a person who has proven himself in Hollywood still need to take off his pants and fart? It can only be said that the author's pretentious novel is not suitable for old bookworms. Looking back with current eyes, it is really a bit awkward! It was completely too pretentious, but unable to arrange a plot suitable for the protagonist, and the result was a disconnected behavior.
Go to Hollywood to make a hit movie, but don't you have any splash after returning to China? And he still works for Harvey in Hollywood, and writes all the scripts for Harvey. There are so many poisonous points, no wonder no one reads them.
It's really stupid to spend money to read this book. It's a waste of money.
The writing is so poor and the dialogue in this plot is so imbecile.
I just want to ask who gave Jiang Wen the title of No. 1 Among the Five Generations. . . Where did you put Zhang Yimou? Was the Olympic Games directed by Jiang Wen?
After reading it again, the writing is so-so, just like the previous one, there is no improvement or regression, and I can still read it. I just can't get entangled with so many women and find a good one. It's not unacceptable to have a girlfriend like Hu Jing, but what's the matter with a pornographic and high-ranking one? Is this a backup for becoming a stud in the future?
Why do so many novels in recent years always contain the word "son"? I personally don't think it sounds particularly good to the senses.
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Official(6)Scraped 5d ago
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Regardless of other operations, I really don't understand how the protagonist returned to the Mainland to film at that time after proving himself in Hollywood, but I personally expressed that he was greatly shocked. What makes people even more suspicious of life is that the protagonist has always emphasized that the first mainland film should be launched at a low cost! To be honest, the protagonist knows the story of Director Zhang. A person who has never proven himself in Hollywood can make China Film break many exceptions and produce a blockbuster to stir up the domestic market. Does a person who has proven himself in Hollywood still need to take off his pants and fart? It can only be said that the author's pretentious novel is not suitable for old bookworms. Looking back with current eyes, it is really a bit awkward! It was completely too pretentious, but unable to arrange a plot suitable for the protagonist, and the result was a disconnected behavior.
Go to Hollywood to make a hit movie, but don't you have any splash after returning to China? And he still works for Harvey in Hollywood, and writes all the scripts for Harvey. There are so many poisonous points, no wonder no one reads them.
It's really stupid to spend money to read this book. It's a waste of money.
The writing is so poor and the dialogue in this plot is so imbecile.
I just want to ask who gave Jiang Wen the title of No. 1 Among the Five Generations. . . Where did you put Zhang Yimou? Was the Olympic Games directed by Jiang Wen?
After reading it again, the writing is so-so, just like the previous one, there is no improvement or regression, and I can still read it. I just can't get entangled with so many women and find a good one. It's not unacceptable to have a girlfriend like Hu Jing, but what's the matter with a pornographic and high-ranking one? Is this a backup for becoming a stud in the future?
Why do so many novels in recent years always contain the word "son"? I personally don't think it sounds particularly good to the senses.
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