Chinese Showbiz: A Young Director's Happy Life

The writing is pretty good, but it puts too much emphasis on the inner drama of the male protagonist. In fact, it could be lightened a little. Also, I don't think there is anything wrong with the director asking for Yang Mi in the first film. First of all, although Yang Mi has a lot of scandals, she has never been unbeatable. It is undeniable that her acting skills are average, but she is indeed an evergreen tree in the entertainment industry and has always been active. In front of the screen, look at those little flowers in recent years. There are indeed many good-looking ones, but personally I still prefer Yang Mi. As for whether it is a single female protagonist Yang Mi, I don't know. I haven't finished reading it yet, but I don't recommend starting a harem and writing about the entire humanoid Teddy in the harem. The feeling of being a dick is too strong. I think this book has potential. Come on, the author [eating melon]

Make a few movies to win prizes, Shoplifters. Parasite can be filmed in Korea, Japan, or Hong Kong.

It's all an inner drama, and it made me feel depressed! It's too brain-consuming. Maybe the author feels good

It's okay, you can watch it. But I still have to doubt: this book was written by a fan of Yang Mi

This novel was written with funding from Yang Mi, right? [Awkward laugh]

Although there are many poisonous points, the preface always does not match the subtext, but the single female protagonist is powerful, and it is not easy for the author to create, so I give it five stars.

Very good. The author wishes Sister Mi well.

Not bad, but the protagonist is not relaxed at all, and his nerves are always tense--

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This seems to be a script? Has the author ever been a screenwriter or something?