My Sci-Fi World in Chinese Entertainment

Science fiction films, especially large-scale ones, as seen in Guo Fan's *The Wandering Earth*, are large-scale systems engineering projects. Scientific accuracy and organizational coordination are key to success. Among other Chinese directors today, apart from Zhang Yimou, I don't see anyone with this kind of organizational ability. Director Zhang's weaknesses are storytelling and his understanding of science fiction, so I doubt he could make *The Wandering Earth*.

Sissi

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An amateur reborn with only a bit of sci-fi movie memory can make sci-fi films... Is the barrier to entry really that low?

I only subscribed to the entire series because of Liu Yifei as the female lead, despite all the negative comments about her online. It's only because she doesn't seem like a high-class socialite selling herself everywhere.

I've already tried it; it's a mindless, simplistic story written in a formulaic, unstructured style.

My wife took a selfie, sharing it here.

This is a Chinese entertainment novel, not a science novel, so the book was deleted.

After reading the comments, it seems the protagonist's company is raising funds to cash out? Is that how it works? Investors usually only let founders cash out a little to improve their lives—that's a share transaction. Fundraising, on the other hand, is for the company to take the money and expand rapidly.

Starting a company isn't as simple as you think. A high school student who knows nothing wants to dive headfirst into the internet industry. In reality, it's not that easy, especially considering you're also writing songs and novels on the side. Can you manage it all? It's completely illogical. I know it's a novel, but your timeline is too fast.