You Were Asked to Make Props for the Film Crew, but the State Collected Them All

I have been on the crew for less than half a year. Generally, the props are for scenery. I usually leave two props on set in exchange for some small props for shooting. The scenery is usually made in advance, and the lowest quality materials are used, because it only takes a few days to be dismantled, so most of the scenery is made of wood. Unless it is directly rented from other people's scenery, but other people's scenery is provided with an exterior and interior scenery, which is also built by oneself.

Make props, just make props, and you also have a song, so why don't you act it yourself? After you act it yourself, why don't you become a director and write it yourself?

If I were the protagonist, and if this happened to me, I would go to another crew

How about playing? The main character is on the set to make money, right? Did you get so much stuff and donate it? This is not a cultural relic. The state cannot take it away by force. It can be auctioned off. The protagonist doesn't look like he's not short of money, does he? Is he really using the prop master's money to create cultural relics? Wherever the materials come from, it's all a matter of course. No one really cares about the protagonist, an ordinary person, who can easily get some priceless materials. What is the concept of wood that has been thousands of years old? What kind of preservation method can be used to preserve it so well and be recognized by people at a glance... It makes my balls ache.

To be honest, modern handicrafts like this are not valuable at all.

It is understandable that the system provides tools, drawings, and material lists, but if the materials are provided, even auxiliary materials, it will be a logical flaw and the writing will not be long.

I didn't see anything except knowing that the protagonist was awesome. I seemed to have seen it, but I also seemed not to have seen it.

Doesn't it depend on the price of handmade materials?? Is it valuable if it's handmade? It's so funny... If you don't look at the materials, look at the small objects from the past, like gourds and the like, one for more than half a month, and then what? One hundred and eighty?

The explanation of Ming Huozhao: Ming, point out. Hold on, take it. Battle, weapons. Dare to openly hold fire for lighting at night, carry weapons and weapons, and break into houses to rob. Describes doing evil things blatantly and without any scruples.

I have no problem with you matching the dragon scales of heaven and earth, but author, you have to pay attention, the dragon scales of heaven and earth are from the Ming Dynasty!