The Entertainment Industry Shouldn't Be This Cutthroat

This book, let's just say, had me hooked in the first chapter Rebirth and going back to make movies, the first movie, Roman Holiday? ! ! What kind of movie is Roman Holiday? It's an idol movie from the last century. It's just a show-off, has no plot, and has to face acclimatization. Isn't that ridiculous... Awesome, the author's movie reserves seem to be different from those of ordinary people Golden Three Chapters, buddy, you killed at least a lot of people in the first chapter. It's free. Someone can watch it. This movie selection is very problematic...

Old book friends from other people's families: I support the author a lot... My old book friends from my family: Cut it off and write about farming... Tears~How different the world is~

Yes, the setting is very interesting, Crouching Dragon and Phoenix + Unlucky Teammates. The movie selection is also good, foreign movies are more fresh than domestic ones. Small idea: The author can choose more movies that are famous in film history. When readers see the movie names, they can think of the famous scenes in them, and the reading experience is very good.

There are basically no good things in the entertainment industry. Have you seen the news recently? Another one who has had an accident. There have been so many accidents, and I don't know how many have not. And judging from the proportion, this circle must be completely rotten.

Write a novel with a female protagonist and put it on a male channel and expect us to pay for it? The free chapters are pretty good, but after joining V, you start to let yourself go, right?

Two questions: First, does it really matter if the heroine goes to shoot someone else's movie and cuddles and kisses me? The author asks himself, can you really stand seeing your girlfriend like this? In other words, in a movie directed by the protagonist himself, if the protagonist or the author replaces himself as the protagonist, is it acceptable to cuddle and cuddle with other actors? Okay, after watching The Genius, I haven't appeared in anyone else's movie yet. Even if I only act in male-led movies in the future, I can avoid it by borrowing roles, etc., So will this be consistent with the heroine setting of the protagonist? Can a heroine who can realistically put down her body in order to achieve her goals, and who can work hard and persevere in order to achieve her ideals, really insist on filming only male protagonists and put aside her principles as an actor? Even if the above is possible, this involves the female protagonist only filming the male protagonist's scenes, so why is there a plot about the agency signing the female protagonist? What's the point of taking away 85% of the heroine without doing anything, and the heroine has to bear the personnel expenses of the behind-the-scenes team? Let's not talk about why the protagonist's Xuanfa Media Company does not have an economics department. Even if the reason is that there is no economic department, then this plot must appear because the protagonist has not traveled through time, does not understand, or at least the protagonist cannot make movies, then it makes sense, right? Otherwise, as a time traveler and a director, wouldn't you know that you can praise others? So why does this happen? Is the protagonist losing his mind? Signing an economic contract is nothing more than resources. As a time-traveling system, the protagonist is so lacking in personnel. Doesn't he know that he has such ability? What's more, he also has a Xuanfa company. Maybe it's a dead end The second problem is the sense of fragmentation. In the 1990s, the level of development was like the real 00s. The overall technology and background surpassed reality to reach 00, but the detailed era was still in the 90s... The sense of fragmentation is too ridiculous to go around, but this is not a big deal. It is just that the sense of fragmentation appears from time to time, and it is easy to have deviations in thinking. But it is a fiction after all. It would be okay if the background details are well presented, but the author did not really do it well.

This book can also be put on a female channel. When I read the twenty-five chapters, they are generally about the heroine being good-looking, good at acting, and charming. No one pays attention to the protagonist's directing ability, screenwriting ability, and the arrangement of the three songs.

The entertainment industry is full of troubles, and the entertainment industry is the least involved in the country.

The first drama selection, "Roman Holiday," was a path I never imagined. It's not that foreign dramas are bad, but Roman Holiday mainly relies on Hepburn's face. Dogs who want plot but no drama, and want novelty but no novelty will shake their heads when they see it.

The eunuch is so good, he writes about agriculture.