The Whole World Thinks I'm Not a Director
全世界都不相信我是导演
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 4y ago
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384Chapters
11kRecommendations
53.3kFans
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After reading five chapters, I'm utterly speechless. As someone in the film industry, he has absolutely no business acumen. Is he just waiting to be ripped off? It took two and a half days from when Ip Man was discovered until it was officially announced.
The whole book can be summed up in one sentence: doubt, reversal, shock, more doubt, and more reversal.
In the early stages, the protagonist was always in control. Whatever happened online, it would trend on social media, but the protagonist wouldn't know until someone told him. It felt like he was being controlled by the entire internet, doing whatever they wanted. Moreover, the style is somewhat similar to imitating President Pei, with various unintentional successes.
Um, I've noticed a logical problem. The main character in the Ip Man movie didn't know Wing Chun, right? And Wing Chun doesn't even exist in that world, so how did the main character portray it? Just randomly fighting? That would explain why the film flopped.
A director being taken away twice? Even an ordinary person who's been incarcerated twice without committing a crime would be suspected, let alone a public figure like Jackie Chan, who's been taken in repeatedly. What does that even mean? And then they just casually say there's nothing wrong and it's over? Do the police really need outside help to solve cases? Is this a joke?
This book has a lot of room for improvement.
Chapter 233 was so awkward to read; I just couldn't imagine the Chinese national football team winning. 😁
What's this book like? I've seen countless "Daily Poisoning" posts about it.
Making a martial arts movie means facing all sorts of challenges; if you're making a war movie, does the director have to grab a gun and go to a real battlefield? For a ghost movie, do you have to find a few ghosts to prove something? For a romance movie, does every character have to get married?
The author is deliberately creating hype and inflating numbers. It's like a good horse doesn't turn back to eat the grass it already grazed. Although the rumors circulating online that the protagonist refused the Spring Festival Gala invitation are false, the protagonist did respond online to their opinion that the Gala is getting worse and worse.