[Film and TV Production] + [Emotional Harvesting] + [Counter Routines] + [Depressing Audiences]
Chen Ye traveled through a parallel world, inherited a film and television company on the verge of bankruptcy, and awakened the [Emotional Box Office System].
The harder the audience cries, the harder they scold, and the greater their stamina, the higher the box office conversion rate will be.
So...
Screen 1: The company is going to film a low-cost internet drama "A Day in the Company", and Chen Ye changes the script to a social animal theme.
The male protagonist died suddenly after working overtime and became the boss's dog. He was walked by the boss every day, but in the end he lived a happy life.
Screen 2: During the filming of Shenhao's drama "Urban God", the male protagonist relied on Shenhao's system to get slapped in the face like crazy, and the audience said it was "enjoyable".
Until the system pops up a hidden rule: for every 10,000 yuan spent, the mother will age one day.
The male protagonist has spent more than 100 million, which is approximately equal to his mother's forty years of life.
When she was dying, her mother was lying on the hospital bed and said, "Mom doesn't blame you, I'm just afraid that no one will cook for you in the future."
Screen 3: While filming the sci-fi suspense film "365 Days of Redemption", the male protagonist is trapped on the same day, and his son dies in a car accident every day.
He tried 365 ways to save his son, and the audience thought it was a father's love.
Until the last success, the son survived, but looked at the male protagonist and said: "Dad, you were the one who hit me with the car that day, right?"
It turned out that the male protagonist drove drunkenly and ran a red light that day, hit and killed his son and then escaped.
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My name is Zhao Ming. I invested in Chen Ye's film and television company. I thought it was a way to launder money by making bad movies.
Now the drug store downstairs of my company is out of stock of Suxiao Jiuxin Pills. How should I explain to the audience?
Waiting online, quite urgent.