Top-Tier Female Director: With a Script in Hand, She Reshapes the Entertainment Industry

Let me tell you about my own journey. Because the author set the story in a matriarchal society, and I read reviews that said it was about equality between men and women, I started reading it. It did feel refreshing at the beginning, especially since there were many female characters and they had a voice, which was really good. But it soon felt strange, because it actually reversed the dilemma of male and female characters in reality. How should I put it, I feel happy, but at the same time there is also a kind of awkwardness, because the real problems of women are transferred to men, and I can deeply understand that the oppression of women in the current society is still very serious, so for me, the more I watch, the worse it becomes. I think this book is more like a book about women than about equality, but the better thing is that it retains the point of female fertility. Childbirth is the ability of the Creator. In reality, most women refuse to have children not because they don't want to have children, but because their efforts are not respected, the protection is not in place, and the rewards are not equal. So I don't like to transfer this ability to men. Instead, we should vigorously protect reproductive rights, develop supporting medical care and security, etc. Social resources in a matrilineal society should be tilted towards people who can become mothers. This is good. There are also some very uncomfortable swaps, such as the "pot-bellied" women in the book. To be honest, the genders are just swapped. But in fact, I think if it is a matriarchal society, it should be a strong and powerful woman, not a pot-bellied woman with no self-control. I feel that this kind of swap is an insult to women. Women will not oppress the other gender so wantonly, and they will not indulge themselves so much. Personally, I actually prefer equal rights to women. This book is just a simple gender swap. I think it has certain practical significance and can make readers more clearly feel the inequality that exists in real society. However, this should not be the ultimate pursuit direction, nor should it be the social form of a matriarchal society, so I will stop here and not read further.

In the background of equality between women and men, the heroine relied on her own experience and native learning to digest good works and then filmed them herself, not the kind of meaningless direct copying. However, some of the lines and dialogues are original and inconsistent with the background. For example, the woman who persuaded the sound engineer to quit was because her partner was not at home, but the queen was talking about her children. Overall, I plan to give it four stars, but the author expresses his own thoughts and the heroine has a clear career line. I don't know if some of the wording will be changed later, so I'd like to give you five stars for encouragement.

Let's talk about the advantages first: I've read two novels about Wenzi with female protagonists, and that one just changed the gender of the protagonist and didn't focus on any female characters, so it's considered passable. It is very good to see that this film is a type of text that puts women first and a world where women and men are equal. Let's talk about the shortcomings: I wrote this paragraph at the beginning of Chapter 32: "In matriarchal society for thousands of years, all fonts with the word "female" next to them are noble words and cannot be used for men." After seeing this paragraph, I immediately felt good feelings for the author. When the protagonist was filming "The Legend of Zhen Huan", only Zhen Huan's name was changed. The names of people like Sun Miaoqing and Baojuan still had the word "" next to them. Feedback on typos and comments @author were useless and still no word changes were made. The emperor is called empress, and jun is the word used by the superior, that is, the first gender. The author still allows men to use this word. In Hua Fei and Jing Fei, it is changed to Hua Jun and Jing Jun. When the brother is called brother, the girl is still a girl, but the boy is a boy. Typo feedback and comments @The author still haven't changed it. The author said that she is not a beanbag and will not immediately detect problems or inappropriate words. The original words cannot be changed after so many years of use. Yes, I understand and understand what the author said. It is indeed difficult to find the inappropriateness of the original words after they have been used for many years. However, when readers suggested that there were more suitable words to replace them, they did not choose to modify them, but chose to ignore them. I saw some comments in the long comments that mentioned related issues. The author's answer makes people feel that they cannot accept anything other than praise. In "The author has something to say", he also said that it is not that Doubao cannot detect it, but he can choose to modify the word when the reader proposes a more suitable word replacement.

Nice! The protagonist travels to a matriarchal society and has been adapted from the dramas filmed, especially Donggong. I was worried that it would be the ending of the original version where the man has everything but love, but it is actually an adapted version! I like these dramas selected by the author [Blow Kiss]

Super pretty! Chongqing Music Circle Wen Chao Gong Our super powerful director. The protagonist has modified some of the dregs of reality. The female perspective is so wonderful! Only when we women become the Fourth Prince Xuan Ling can we feel it! Only then can a bunch of men in the harem become desperate.

It's very interesting. I felt very happy when I saw the sex-changed version of Donggong and Legend of Zhen Huan. The only drawback is that it's still being serialized. I hope the author will write more than 10,000 words a day. 🥰

It's pretty good. As a writer, I will change the original script appropriately. The changes are very suitable.

It's still good, all the sadomasochistic scripts have been gender-swapped.

The female lead director's writing part is very good. But the work does not integrate well with the background of equality between men and women. Just treat it as a literary novel. Still very nice.

I'll give it five stars. It has flaws, but it's generally fine. It's well written.