1983: Back on Hong Kong Island as a Director

1983: Returning to Japan as an AV director

Author, please don't portray the protagonist as a clueless idiot. Don't depict him as completely bewildered or overly excited at the slightest provocation. You yourself said the protagonist is mischievous yet mature beyond his years, yet he gets excited at the sight of a celebrity and becomes completely lost and clueless at the slightest attention!

That's a bit of an exaggeration. Back in the 1980s, it was impossible for a script to give you 300,000 yuan, let alone use a script as equity.

I don't think this foreigner is more handsome than Jackie Chan. The US also has Chinese-American agents. Or they could make up a premise that the male lead is mixed-race. The foreign male leads in the later films will definitely take tens of millions of dollars in salary. Golden Harvest doesn't have a global distribution company; Hollywood's global distribution companies could bankrupt Golden Harvest with their accounting practices.

Li Hanxiang's major works were all produced in the 1980s, and without exception, they were all historical films shot in mainland China. As a film enthusiast, I believe that the golden age of Chinese cinema was during that era, not today.

The main character's name should be changed; it's distracting. It's better to revise it now while the word count is still low. It will be more difficult to publish it later when the word count is higher.

Overall it's okay, but the beginning was too toxic. Not to mention the past, there's no script or investment involved now.

This is a simplistic fantasy novel. Capitalism is blind to the bloodshed; those who are not of our kind are sure to have different hearts! The author's writing is hilarious.

I love this photo of her the most!

Isn't it prettier than the current trend of everyone having filtered, V-shaped faces?