
Those Years I Spent as a Young Director
我当小导演那几年
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 892k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 5d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
427Chapters
2.2kReads
5.9Score
183Shelves
280Listens
169.2kReads · all time
In booklists 1
Reader comments 44
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I'm wondering why it has to be the same as reality. Now I feel that the best director's work should be Mo Gai Hua Yu. Huang Bo, um, Mei Mei has him, but there is no innovation at all.
The novel is quite nice, very natural, and there are no embarrassing romantic interactions between the female characters.
Yes, it's not like other books where every male protagonist looks like a succubus. I think it's standard only if the male protagonist is good-looking. In fact, it's only when the male protagonist is handsome that he feels truly immersed in the story.
Give me a five-star review and support. It's not easy to write. I don't understand why the rating is only 5.0. In my opinion, there is no big problem except for slow updates. I read the comments section and there are many people saying that they sold themselves to Huayi for tens of thousands of yuan. After working as a photography assistant for so long, they still get tens of thousands of yuan. No, there is also investment in milk tea (Mixue). I really don't know what is worth giving a low score. In 2003, Huayi was the leader of private film companies, and the contract it signed was not a director. How much money can you make per month as a big assistant? Doesn't it cost money to live in the capital Beijing? As for investing in opening a milk tea shop, it is easier to understand. The author has also emphasized several times to prepare for business after the cold winter of film and television!
I have read Chapter 84 and it is very well written. The author has done his homework and is well aware of some major events in the entertainment industry. The character of the protagonist is also relatively real, not a brainless stallion, and the other characters are also very vivid. A very good entertainment article.
Well written, you don't need to be a saint in the entertainment industry, just eat what you have to eat
I like this book very much. I hope that next time, or the next book, I will write more about the classic scenes of movies, creations, etc. Of course, the core point of this book must be inherited. The story is greater than the woman. It should not be like other movie articles or director articles, which are all about women, which is boring to read.
I read it all afternoon and saw more than 3,000 pages. The storyline is smooth and not laggy. It looks different from those AI articles nowadays. I feel that it is above 8 points. This 5.6 Is really a bit low.
Except for the two shortcomings of Snow King and the a bit humble performance of the actors, the others are okay.
To be honest, there are indeed good movies in the Chinese film industry, but not many are sincere. Even for those movies that are huge hits at the box office, is it really good to wait until the tide subsides before watching them?