I Asked You to Make a Flop, So What Is This Nezha: Demon Child Conquers the Sea?
让你拍烂片，哪吒魔童闹海什么鬼
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- Ongoing
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- 480k Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
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- 6mo ago
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- You Were Asked to Make a Bad Movie, but You Became the World's Box Office Champion让你拍烂片，你成全球票房第一了Alternate title on Fanqie
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"After six consecutive days of explosive writing, I've gradually gotten used to a writing efficiency of 100,000 words per day. Once I get used to this intensity, I'll aim for 150,000 words per day, stockpiling more chapters so I don't run out of material when readers demand extra updates. Feel free to screenshot the above and use it to provoke other authors. You're welcome, just call me 'The God of Scrolls'!"
For me, chapter 119 was already the end. After receiving his reward, the protagonist immersed himself in scientific research, releasing the first small-scale nuclear fusion technology, causing a global sensation. Energy was no longer an issue. The advent of nanotechnology boosted overall technology, sparking a technological frenzy worldwide.
The plot leans towards classic themes, and the pacing is quite fast and doesn't drag, but it feels lacking in detail, making you want to skip around a bit. I'm giving it five stars as encouragement; after all, a good book doesn't need a good review, and historical records don't need my bad one.
It's so good it feels like the protagonist transmigrated from Earth. This world has a terrible culture, and the protagonist brings all sorts of great movies from there. The protagonist's boss has a system: the more his employees lose money, the more he gets a 10x return. However, because the protagonist's movies are so good and so beloved, the boss's system tasks always fail.
So, is it a single female lead or multiple female leads?
Yeah, the plot moves at a fast pace, but it's so, so, so exhilarating! How can I put it? Maybe there's a little bit of tension at the beginning, and then immediately, very quickly, the excitement kicks in, and you don't feel any discomfort or frustration at all.
Hopefully, the author will keep writing until Nezha 3 is released.
Aside from the slightly weaker writing at the beginning, it's pretty good. This is probably the first book I've read with a production cycle that's realistic, and it really understands what we like to read. It minimizes romance and pre-production content, focusing on developing the chemistry while occasionally offering sweet moments.
There's not much else to say; it's basically a lighthearted, enjoyable read. I did notice one point that I think is unnecessary: the box office figures. A rough estimate would have sufficed; a total at the end would have been fine. Having to mentally count tens, hundreds, thousands, and millions every time is a bit tedious.
The plot is very concise and fast-paced, packed with valuable information, but the pacing is too fast; the book will end quickly as there aren't many chapters.