The King of Chinese Sci-Fi

800 Million... That's some kind of investment. Who in China would dare invest 800 million, unless it's money laundering or hype? Simply put, it takes 2.4 Billion to break even. Are you crazy? Don't bring up Hollywood. The market size is completely different. One country's market is compared to the world's market...

Author, let me tell you, if you type one word per second, that's 3600 words per hour. In a 24-hour day, if you sleep 6 hours, eat 1 hour, wash up and use the bathroom 1 hour, and brainstorm 1 hour, you'd have 15 hours left to write 54,000 words. At 2000 words per chapter, that's 27 chapters in total. You can't possibly write that much every day!

Unlike another book I read, which was extremely concise, a single pillar with virtually no branches, this book has extremely lush branches but almost no main trunk. Wouldn't it be great if you could combine them?

Making science fiction in China is a bit presumptuous. No matter how many people consider foreign works classics, if you replace the faces with Chinese, it will definitely raise questions. Do you really think my country can't make good science fiction because of money and ideas? The biggest reason is that we haven't experienced an industrial revolution and lack that kind of cultural core.

This is the most ambitious novel in the Chinese entertainment industry.

Where did the author go? 😭 They can't bear to delete this book. The descriptions of science fiction are really great! It's rare to find a novel about the entertainment industry that's purely about science fiction and doesn't focus on romance.

Don't give up, keep updating. I only watch other entertainment shows sporadically, but I subscribed to this one in its entirety. You can't cut it out!

You really abandoned the project? I'll reread it first and continue writing when you come back.

Everything was fine, except the female lead was so inexplicable. Sigh, couldn't they just stick to making good movies?

The author is really audacious to think they could cast Hu Ge in a movie. Since the "Chinese Paladin" TV series, over 10 years ago, which director has actually cast him in a film? What movies has he actually released? Are all the directors blind? The reality is, very few people have cast Hu Ge in movies. In my memory, there's only one, "Endless Climb," and even that didn't leave a deep impression; he wasn't even the lead actor.