This Actor Only Makes Literary Films

It's amazing that the heroines are all in literary films, and the protagonist has the Hulunbuir Prairie on her head.

In fact, "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" is a literary and artistic film. Who the hell stipulates that martial arts movies are commercial films and cannot be artistic films? Go watch Hu Jinquan's "Chivalrous Girl", "Spiritual Rain in the Sky" and "Legend of the Mountain". They are all literary films, and they are also martial arts films. They were a complete mess at that time. "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" was a hit in Mainland China, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan. People who say "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" is a commercial film either haven't watched it seriously at all, or they don't understand it at all.

The character of this protagonist is really poorly written, he is quick to hit people, has a bad temper and is sometimes irrational, and then the other person relents and is given the role of the protagonist with appreciation. This kind of person who is always ready to take action must not be arrested? Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, they say that the system does not allow them to act in commercial films. Could it be that they only acted in literary films for so many years? Where do so many literary films come from? The plots and ideas are online, but the character of the protagonist is so underwhelming that I couldn't stand it after watching it halfway through.

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Art is good. Artists can play it😬

The heroine Zhou Xun, how much the author's heart can bear, she is absolutely big-hearted, I admire her

Awesome. I haven't seen Brother Xun since China Entertainment Dream.

When I read the introduction, to be honest, I read the main text out of curiosity. First of all, the best actor in literary and artistic films, the one who comes to mind is Qin Hao. Perhaps he is also known to the public as Yi Nengjing's husband, so it is conceivable that this career line feels cut off from the beginning. Then, the character and charm of the protagonist are not felt yet. Apart from the system, the author will most likely develop more female protagonists if he develops in the future, otherwise it will really be nothing to watch.

I found it boring when I saw that it was just about adding appearance. Originally, I saw a literary film, so I wanted to see how the author wrote a literary film. It feels like the author wants to write the protagonist into an idol drama. There are several handsome male protagonists in literary and artistic films.

A bit better than Xiao Baiwen, but about the same

It was brought by the poison. I saw that the heroine was Sister Xun and I read it. I will talk about it later. Many heroines deleted the book.

Very interesting, looking forward to the follow-up.

I was quite interested when I read the introduction, but then I became addicted.

The main character is insane and either fights or threatens. When people admire him and recommend him for acting, he gets angry and beats people up... I don't understand how to write the plot at all.

Recently, some readers reported that the movie titles were uncomfortable without using real names, so they changed the movie names back to their original names. Except for the movie "Beiping River", I did not change it back to the original name "Suzhou River" because the protagonist's story started in Peiping, and "Suzhou River" was filmed in Shanghai. There is a big geographical gap, so I continued to use "Beiping River" and changed the rest of the movie names back to their original names.

The effect of turning literary and artistic films into commercial films is awesome and can be enjoyed by both refined and popular people.

Who are the heroines? I hope the protagonist can be more cheerful or innocent. I don't really like the ambiguous and unrestrained character.