The Director’s Journey Begins in 1981

It was so good that I finished reading it in one day. I am very much looking forward to the next chapter. The days of waiting are very painful and tortured. The author's writing style is very good, describing each scene as if watching a movie, real and beautiful. The male protagonist is also portrayed with a sense of humor. Although he looks fierce, he is gentle, delicate, and humorous, and I like him very much.

I've read a lot of novels that make movies based on Hollywood and Hong Kong settings. This is the first time I've read it with a mainland setting. It's quite well written. I hope that in the future the story line will still focus on career, and the protagonist's original intention of loving movies will not change.

It's rare to see such good director's articles in Tomato. Nowadays, they are all versatile types. The protagonist can do everything. Personally, I don't think it looks good. I hope the author will work harder and continue to persevere. Then he will rush for more updates. It's not enough at all!

I am very happy to see director novels that are not copied and pasted. Such novels about directors are either impetuous, or copied and pasted according to the same model, or the kind that can go to heaven and earth, or the kind with three thousand beauties in the harem. The author has written much better, but I think it is a bit less. Keep up the hard work, [send heart][send heart][send heart][send heart]

Overall it's pretty good, but the original script isn't as representative as it should be. I personally feel that the best original script is Qingcheng's "Film Teacher". Hope to keep up the good work, 5 stars for encouragement.

It is rare to see a book on Tomato that has a good plot and rhythm. The values ​​revealed between the lines are not uncomfortable. It is also a rare work in which the female characters are not embarrassing. I'm very satisfied with what I see now, and I hope it won't collapse in the future!

The details and background are very good. It's not very refreshing, and it doesn't feel very immersive when reading it. For websites suitable for this type of writing, a score of 9 or above is pretty much the same. In Tomato, the pace is a bit slow, so 8.5 Is pretty good.

Yes, it's rare to find an entertainment director's article on Tomato

The writing is good, but the pace is a little slower. It's not as awkward as many books. It's okay to follow it and learn about the entertainment industry in the 1980s.

I didn't expect to keep watching, but I was hooked! The unconventional plot setting, especially the plot design of the movie, should have been carefully thought about, keep up the good work!