The Director Strikes Back
进击的导演
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 4y ago
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Don't listen to those people who say they don't watch movies because of Liu Yifei (Fairy Tale of the Goddess). You write about real-life celebrities, and people will always make baseless accusations. Look at Liu Yifei's heart gesture; in just a few days, she surpassed all other celebrities. That's popularity.
Does anyone have any other novels featuring Yang Mi that they would recommend? 😁
Many people are wondering why, in current entertainment harem novels, authors generally write about actresses born in the 1980s, such as Yang Mi, Liu Shishi, Tang Yan, Liu Yifei, and Zhao Liying, or even actresses from the 1960s or 70s, but are unwilling to write about actresses born in the 1990s.
To be honest, the scenes in *Edge of Tomorrow* where the protagonist borrows from foreign films were quite awkward to watch. The scene where Deng Chao's character meets the general was particularly cringe-worthy. Would a soldier from the propaganda department speak to his superior like that? Even the superior's son wouldn't speak to his superior in a formal setting like that.
Actually, many people who read entertainment articles still enjoy criticizing beautiful female celebrities from China, Japan, and South Korea; these articles get more subscriptions than those featuring saints! Many self-proclaimed saints talk a lot, but they never subscribe!
😰Well, before chapter 60, it started to fall apart right from the part where Alima meets the protagonist... Calling it a "feel-good" novel after that is an understatement...
A director should find a producer or screenwriter to be his supportive partner. Ning Hao's wife is a producer who occasionally works as a screenwriter. As for dating Liu Yifei, have you forgotten what kind of mother she has? The most awkward one is Yang Mi… because I've seen her photos before she had plastic surgery, and she really wasn't as pretty as my ex-girlfriend.
This book is quite original, discussing how Chinese films can go global and actually offering solutions. Rebirth isn't just about chasing girls, making movies, and running an entertainment company; a sense of industry and national responsibility is also important.
Removing Yang Mi would definitely increase the score several times over.
Sorry, but after the scene where he invites Liu to dinner and then apologizes, I just couldn't watch anymore. It's so sycophantic! 😥 I'm addicted to this sycophancy.