Director: Turns Out Slacking Off Works Better Than Trying

Xu Wuhen, a remarkable man. While other directors were still struggling to create their works, he would get up at ten o'clock, never get up early for work, insist on clocking in for five hours every day, and always eat two big meals. He would use the public funds and venues of the program to even arrange social dances, greatly enriching the spiritual life of the readers.

The book is excellent. It's packed with content, not just a chronological account. It's not the kind of book where you make a movie, it's a huge hit, then you make another one. It details the filming process. The only downside is the slow pacing. Waiting for updates might be too much. I'll keep it for now and read on once it's more complete.

It's fine to be non-confrontational; after all, young people don't like that. But to be non-confrontational, you need money, like those delivery drivers in luxury cars or rich kids experiencing life. I used to work on a construction site, and some of my coworkers were just there for the experience, staying in hotels every day, charging 298 yuan. They had the means to be non-confrontational.

Without further ado, I'll give it full marks. I've seen *Unexpected*. The first time I watched it, I was very intrigued and couldn't help but look forward to the next episode. It was a low-budget production, but it seems to have started a trend for short videos. I've seen a bit of *Cosmic Editorial Department*.

Young man, how can it be so short at such a young age? Keep updating, add more chapters!

This is my first time reviewing a book, so I'm not sure what constitutes a good review. I can only speak from my reading experience. I quite liked the content, as I've never read a novel with a live movie-shooting element before, and I had high expectations for it. After reading it, I feel the author put in a lot of effort, as the descriptions of the movie scenes are quite detailed.

This is a great book. Those who gave it low ratings said the plot was too drawn out, but I thought it was very good. It's a book to read slowly; it's enjoyable, but not too fast-paced. It's a fairly slice-of-life story. The story about the universe was particularly moving. I hope the author can continue writing according to their own ideas and please don't stop! 💕

The content is fresh and engaging, the writing is fluent, and the characters are well-developed. The only downside is that the names of the commentators are homophones of real-life celebrities, which creates a sense of disconnect—a common problem in many similar entertainment industry novels.

The author doesn't need to be modest; the writing is excellent, and the program design is very interesting. After all, most of us read books for entertainment, and the content flows smoothly from beginning to end. The descriptions of the filming process for each movie are also very engaging, giving me a real taste of watching a live broadcast. P. S.: Wishing you all a happy Lunar New Year in 2024!

For me, this is a fantastic movie recommendation. The descriptions are incredibly vivid, creating a strong sense of imagery. It includes three films, some I've seen and some I haven't, and all three brought the plots and scenes to mind. It's amazing, and I'm already looking forward to watching them.