[Multiple female leads. Don't read if you dislike that. The main appeal is the behind-the-scenes directing.]
Lin Xuan was reborn in the year 2000.
This time, armed with twenty years' worth of classic films and TV shows from the future in his head, he stunned Beidian's dean of instruction, Tian Zhuangzhuang, right from the start with The Father Trapped in Time.
What? Freshmen can't make feature films?
Fine, I'll shoot The Tuner as practice, and pick up a Cannes Best Short Film award while I'm at it.
While others were fighting tooth and nail for a minor role, Lin Xuan was already sweeping film festivals at home and abroad with his ladies of the temple.
Years later, a reporter asked, "Director Lin, you're considered the greatest director of the twenty-first century. What's the secret to your success?"
Lin Xuan: "Can't help it. I've got too many ideas stored in my head. I can't shoot them all, I really can't."
Didi didi, is there anyone there?
Although I haven't watched it yet, I give this one full marks based on director Mu Hou.
It's okay. You can clearly see that some plots are borrowed from other books. It's relatively average, and the routines are relatively common, so you can watch it while killing time. However, I write too slow and infrequent updates when writing mindless and enjoyable articles. I only write a few chapters a day and deliberately break them. Maybe the author has his own job and has no choice but to do this. But as a reader, I also have time to relax after get off work. A few chapters that were originally updated have been broken, and my mentality has been messed up, which makes me a little unhappy. Anyway, it's been moved off the bookshelf. Good luck to the author.
Beautifully written and progresses quickly
No pictures, no high scores 🤭
Come on, work hard and update quickly 😂