Director, Please Show Some Restraint

I have read dozens of chapters. The author's writing is quite interesting and his writing style is also good. It can be regarded as a masterpiece in entertainment. It's just that I was a bit speechless when I was blocked by the whole industry when I was filming "The Road to Misfortune". You almost signed a contract to sell yourself to make this movie. But if you raise funds to film, let alone the legal risks. If you just sell songs, selling a dozen or so songs will be enough. The first song sold for 200,000 yuan, and after it became popular, a large number of popular artists and celebrities rushed to buy it. Is it necessary to offend the entire industry to make a movie? You can even find a rich woman like Da Tiantiantian and come up with a few excellent scripts. If there is a role that suits her, she will invest in you directly. There is also the film industry. It seems that most movies cannot be released in theaters. The entire industry is going to ban you, so it's enough if they just don't schedule films for you. The reason is also fair and aboveboard, novice director, no stars (Liu Yifei is just a guest star), small investment, and the director is mentally ill. There are a bunch of negative buffs on him. It feels like the operation is a bit for the sake of showing off, which is a bit unrealistic. You might find it interesting at first, but you can't go into it too deeply. You are not irrelevant, you are from the school. After making a short video that goes viral online, you can definitely seek support from school leaders. It is impossible for the school to invest millions in you, but as long as you find the money, it can help you establish a relationship with China Film Academy.

Nice!

Awkward, pretentious, and feeling like a young man. The emotional interaction is the same as that of idol dramas. Reading it makes people feel ungrounded and unrelatable. It is not recommended to enter this pit.

I really can't stand this book anymore. If you say the protagonist is tough, that's definitely not the case. The protagonist especially enjoys that kind of pretentiousness. As long as it doesn't affect his pretentiousness, he can basically meet any request. If you say he's not tough, he can really do some fun things. He pokes and pokes a hornet's nest from time to time. How to deal with the aftermath is a bit mysterious. But where is the career of the protagonist? In addition to making movies and writing some scripts and novels, I have a special effects company that has become a big business. Most of the plot is to have an affair with a few girlfriends and participate in other company movies here and there. There was a problem with the protagonist's setting at the beginning, and there was a problem with the 2000t data. If this setting really existed, he wouldn't be wandering around in the entertainment industry like he is now. Wouldn't it be nice to build a super powerful high-tech company similar to Huawei? Not to mention Hong Kong's Yang, even the head of Hong Kong is half a head shorter. Now anyone can stab anyone. Although everything has been resolved, there is really no need to play like this. The structure is too small. If you have the ability to start a lithography machine project, the boss will look down on you. Therefore, the writing of this book is too twisted. The protagonist can only say that it is a waste of rebirth quota.

This book is getting worse and worse. At first I thought it was quite imaginative, and even though it was big, it still had some logic. Later on, it became more and more arrogant. The contradictions were created just to show off, without considering logic at all. For example, Chen Lan actually clamored to establish a film authority. Do they still have the guts to do it to Xiang Jia? Is there any domestic court that dares to accept the case? The biggest problem with both books is their ignorance and fearlessness about zz

Heroine

As a result, the male protagonist compromised on this matter and starred in someone else's movie. Author, look at the plot you wrote, how pretentious and false it is. In order to create obstacles for the male protagonist, there is no regard for logic. If Huayi is so awesome, it won't be so miserable in reality, and it can control the Yankees.

In reality, the protagonist caught up with Ni Ni and was discovered by Liu Yifei. Then Liu Yifei was in pain, so she talked to the online male protagonist Ma Jia, making Liu Yifei fall in love with the online man Jia. It seems that they all love the protagonist, but in fact Liu Yifei doesn't know that the opposite vest is the protagonist. In Liu Yifei's consciousness, he is in love with a different person, and he is mentally transferred to another person. In other words, the protagonist is essentially cheated. This kind of mask thunder has actually been summarized in online articles for a long time. The author still writes about it, which only shows that the author is hypocritical and literary, and does not care about subscriptions, but only cares about his so-called expression.

Obviously the first part is okay, but the further you go, the more unbearable it becomes. Why? I feel like the protagonist is just like a dog. He is not awesome at all. Anyone can mess with him and he doesn't know how to refuse. Anyway, there are benefits to being pestered. He works hard to do this and that.

Regarding this novel, I can only say that the protagonist's sexy skills are indeed very good and watchable, but the plot of Liu Yifei is extremely disgusting. She is molesting herself, hiding it, and feeling that the protagonist is very obscene. Either say it openly, just like 1981, or hide it from both sides, like Chen Hansheng.